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\n Nick Cousins played every game of the Florida Panthers\u2019 2023 run to the Stanley Cup Final and 69 more during this past season.Now, he\u2019ll be in the lineup in Game 6 Friday night against the Edmonton Oilers with a chance to win the first championship in franchise history.Cousins has been in and out of the lineup in the playoffs, a healthy scratch the past eight games dating to early in the Eastern Conference final. The agitating winger brings something different to this series as he replaces Kyle Okposo on Florida\u2019s fourth line.\u201cShould have some fresh legs, some fresh energy to try and come in here and help the guys get a win,\u201d Cousins said after the morning skate. \u201cJust try and come in, play my game. Hang onto some pucks and create some energy.\u201dCoach Paul Maurice, who has changed up a fourth-line winger or two just about every time the Panthers lost this postseason, chalked up Cousins being out as a product of general manager Bill Zito acquiring Okposo and fellow forward Vladimir Tarasenko at the trade deadline. That depth has helped them get this far and given the coaching staff a bevy of options.<\/p>\n
Cousins is the latest button being pushed.<\/p>\n
\u201cWe found that the players that come out and then come in, they never come in afraid to make a mistake,\u201d Maurice said, complimenting Ryan Lomberg\u2019s play when he made his series debut in Game 5. \u201cThey come in wired. They sat out, they don\u2019t like it. It\u2019s not a negative emotion. It\u2019s that they want to be a part of it so bad.\u201d<\/p>\n
Cousins wanted to be part of it, but he tried to handle sitting out like a professional.\u201cIt doesn\u2019t really change my personality,\u201d he said. \u201cJust come in with a good attitude and support the guys any way I can. I\u2019ll always be a good teammate whether we win or lose. But the guys have done a really good job of getting some wins and getting to us to this point.\u201dOilers DEvan Bouchard has, rightfully so, gotten a lot of attention for his 32 points, second only to Connor McDavid among all scorers in the playoffs, with his 26 assists being the most by a defenseman in an NHL postseason. But the Oilers are only in the final because of a change coach Kris Knoblauch made last round inserting Philip Broberg into the lineup and reeling off three consecutive victories to beat Dallas.<\/p>\n
Broberg has two goals in eight strong games, skating just under 16 minutes a night.\u201cWe put him in a difficult situation,\u201d Knoblauch said. \u201cGame 4, Dallas, almost a must-win game and we put him in a situation where he played really well, and since then, he\u2019s only continued to play better and better. We\u2019re very fortunate to have him, and we wouldn\u2019t be in this situation without him. I think he\u2019s helped our team.\u201d___AP NHL playoffs: https:\/\/apnews.com\/hub\/stanley-cup and https:\/\/www.apnews.com\/hub\/NHL<\/p>\n
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