The Florida Panthers and Edmonton Oilers have played more games than any other team over the last couple of seasons.

He has played at a level many hockey players would do anything to achieve. But McDavid has another level — and the Oilers need it now.

Game #6 of the Stanley Cup Final kicks off in just a few minutes. The Oilers must win to force a Game #7, while the Panthers would like to lift the Cup in front of their fans tonight.

At age 28, Connor McDavid is already considered one of the top players in NHL history. The Edmonton Oilers captain has piled up the points and received scores of honours.

While Draisaitl has ended the Oilers’ two victories in the series with overtime goals that gave him an NHL record with four in a single tournament, McDavid has beaten Sergei Bobrovsky once and has just four even-strength points in five games, one since Game 2.

Lauren Kyle, Connor McDavid's partner, reveals the emotional challenges of supporting a star athlete during the intense Stanley Cup Finals. She highlights the pressures of public life, demanding schedules,

SUNRISE, Fla. — A year ago, Connor McDavid stood inside this building and channelled a lifetime’s worth of hopes, dreams and frustrations into a rallying cry he delivered to his Edmonton Oilers teammates, peppering in 14 F-bombs behind closed doors while urging them to “Dig! In! Right! Now!”

Lauren McDavid and the rest of the Oilers wives and girlfriends went nuts after the stunning Game 4 comeback overtime win against the Florida Panthers.

Connor McDavid is one of the best players in the NHL, but he hasn't won a Stanley Cup yet. He is trying to accomplish that goal for the second straight season, but the Florida Panthers might get in the way again. No matter what, however, McDavid is one of the best to ever lace up the skates in the NHL, and former Panther Jaromir Jagr knows that.