We're fantering about how the Oilers are rallying behind McDavid's epic performance to push the series to Game 7, while the Panthers remain confident with a 3-2 lead heading into Game 6.
The Oilers will force Game 7 as they ride the momentum of their comeback and capitalize on the pressure shifting in their favor.
- Oilers pushing series to Game 7
- Connor McDavid's key role
- Momentum with Oilers
- Pressure shifting in series
- Panthers holding 3-2 lead
- Confidence from Panthers and Tkachuk
- Fans see series going either way
- Possibility of historic comeback for Edmonton
It seems like the Oilers are really giving it their all to push this series to a Game 7. With Connor McDavid's epic performance in Game 5, leading the team to stave off elimination twice, there is a real sense of momentum building for the underdog Oilers. The pressure seems to have shifted in the series, with all eyes on a potential miracle comeback.
On the other hand, we have the veteran Panthers who are not rattled by the challenge. They still hold a 3-2 series lead and are heading to Edmonton for Game 6 with a sense of confidence. Tkachuk's statement reflects this confidence, emphasizing that it's not an elimination game for them yet and they just need to take care of business like they did in Game 3.
It's clear that there is a strong agreement among fans that this series could go either way - whether it ends in Game 6 or gets pushed all the way to an exciting Game 7. The possibility of Edmonton making history by coming back from a 3-0 deficit adds even more intrigue to the matchup. Fans are certainly in for some thrilling hockey as both teams battle it out for the Stanley Cup.