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\n FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. (AP) \u2014 It\u2019s very simple for the Florida Panthers now: Win on Monday, and you\u2019re Stanley Cup champions. Lose on Monday, and you\u2019re the first team since World War II that blew a 3-0 lead in hockey\u2019s title series.Either way, the outcome will last forever.\u201cIt\u2019s probably the biggest NHL game in however many years,\u201d Panthers forward Matthew Tkachuk said.He\u2019s not wrong, and for the Panthers, the 2,464th game in franchise history is unquestionably the biggest one ever. It\u2019s for all the marbles, immortality awaiting with a win, ignominy awaiting with a loss. The fourth and final chance the Panthers will get this season to win the Stanley Cup has arrived, with Florida playing host to the Edmonton Oilers in the final game of this season on Monday night.Florida won the first three games. Edmonton won the next three. Not since 1945 has a Stanley Cup Final followed such a trajectory, and not since 1942 has a team trailed 3-0 in the title series and wound up winning \u2014 the fate that Florida is trying to avoid.<\/p>\n
\u201cDoesn\u2019t matter how it\u2019s gone, doesn\u2019t matter how you draw it up,\u201d Tkachuk said. \u201cThey lost the first three games. We lost the next three. It\u2019s even right now. It doesn\u2019t matter what has happened to get to this point. … This whole season comes down to one game. At home. How could you not be so jacked up for this? This is absolutely incredible, an incredible opportunity.\u201d<\/p>\n
The first three games, all Florida. The Panthers outscored the Oilers 11-4, had more hits and more blocked shots and looked completely on their way.<\/p>\n
The last three games, all Edmonton. The Oilers outscored the Panthers 18-5, are scoring on 22.5% of their shots on goal \u2014 a video-game rate \u2014 and have nearly twice as many blocked shots in that span as Florida does.Add it all up, it\u2019s 3-3. Game 7 is here.\u201cYou can look at every storyline, you can analyze everything, you can say how we match up, they got the momentum, we\u2019re on our heels. It doesn\u2019t matter,\u201d Panthers forward Kyle Okposo said. \u201cIt\u2019s your next game. You\u2019re only as good as your next game.\u201d<\/p>\n
Never mind the roller-coaster ride the teams took to get here. It\u2019s only the 18th Game 7 in Stanley Cup Final history. Home teams have won 12 of the previous 17 (a good sign for the Panthers), but road teams have won each of the last three (a good sign for the Oilers).Panthers coach Paul Maurice was asked if Game 7 will define legacies, including his own, given the historical significance of potentially wasting a 3-0 series lead.\u201cI will let you know at the end of it,\u201d Maurice said.Maurice has spent this series hearing questions about winning the Cup (something people try not to talk about until they\u2019ve actually won the thing), 3-0 leads, the pressure that comes when clinching opportunities were wasted as they were in Game 4, Game 5 and Game 6, and plenty more along those lines. He\u2019s a smart guy. He gets why those questions are coming.But when he was sidling over to players for quick chats during practice on Sunday, it wasn\u2019t about big-picture ramifications. It was taking the temperature of a team that he still fully believes in, especially going into Game 7.<\/p>\n
\u201cThere\u2019s a far bigger contextual story that means nothing to me now, but it means everything to you,\u201d Maurice said. \u201cThat\u2019s the stories you have to write. That\u2019s actually what makes this whole thing awesome is the context of it. Nobody ever, ever, has played on a backdoor rink in Canada and scored the Game 3 overtime winner in the qualifying round. It\u2019s one game, always, that excites you. And that is the context of this game and we will live in that context.\u201dPanthers captain Aleksander Barkov \u2014 it\u2019ll either be him or Oilers captain Connor McDavid accepting the Stanley Cup from NHL Commissioner Gary Bettman on Monday night \u2014 concurs.Indeed, this is it. Championship or collapse. By Monday night, the Panthers\u2019 story will be written.\u201cI was one of those kids for sure that played by himself whenever I was outdoors or at home … thinking, \u2018This is Game 7 of the Stanley Cup playoffs, maybe even overtime,\u2019\u201d Barkov said. \u201cYou think about those moments. I\u2019ve had many of those memories, but now it\u2019s becoming a truth tomorrow for sure. Exciting. The most exciting time to be a hockey player.\u201d___AP NHL playoffs: https:\/\/apnews.com\/hub\/stanley-cup and https:\/\/www.apnews.com\/hub\/NHL<\/p>\n
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