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Panthers seek back-to-back Cup titles, Oilers looking to end Canada's 32-year championship drought
In a rematch of last year's Stanley Cup Final, the Florida Panthers are looking to repeat as Cup champions, while the Edmonton Oilers are looking for revenge.Panthers seek back-to-back Cup titles, Oilers looking to end Canada's 32-year championship drought originally appeared on NBC Sports Philadelphia
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