In this Stanley Cup finals rematch, dynamics are different from the first meeting Dec. 15 when Florida won 6-5 at Rogers Place. The Oilers took a five-game win streak into that one; now, Edmonton is in the midst of a road trip from hell, losing all three away since the 4 Nations break by a whopping 17-7 total score. Stuart Skinner has also had an awful month in goal for the Oilers, with a 4.19 GAA and .860 saves. Meanwhile, Florida's recent form is good (wins in six of eight), and the Panthers have only allowed seven goals their last four. Sergei Bobrovsky has a GAA beneath 2 in his last five starts, stopping 109 of 117 shots (.932 saves!). Play Panthers on Puck Line

The Edmonton Oilers have been outscored 17-7 and outshot 101-67 in three games since returning to play after the break. They have lost a season-high four consecutive games. Last season, the Oilers went 2-0 after losing four games in a row. Last year, Florida defeated Edmonton in the Stanley Cup Finals, and then they beat them 6-5 in Edmonton last December. The Panthers allowed only 19 shots on goal while defeating the Predators on Tuesday. A strong system is to fade teams that allow less than 20 shots if they play against a winning team with one or fewer days of rest. I like the road team in this spot!