The Oilers’ historic Stanley Cup final comeback
After going down three games to zero against the Florida Panthers in the Stanley Cup final, the Edmonton Oilers won the next three games in a row to tie the series.It’s a feat that’s only been accomplished twice, and both times were in the 1940s.Can the Oilers complete one of the greatest comebacks in pro sports in game seven tonight?After a long cup drought for both Edmonton and Canada, what would the win mean for the city and the country?And what would a ring for Connor McDavid’s status among the best players ever?Daniel Nugent-Bowman is the Oilers reporter for the Athletic. Mark Connolly is the host of CBC’s Edmonton AM. For transcripts of this series, please visit: https://www.cbc.ca/radio/frontburner/transcripts
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Show Notes
After going down three games to zero against the Florida Panthers in the Stanley Cup final, the Edmonton Oilers won the next three games in a row to tie the series.
It’s a feat that’s only been accomplished twice, and both times were in the 1940s.
Can the Oilers complete one of the greatest comebacks in pro sports in game seven tonight?
After a long cup drought for both Edmonton and Canada, what would the win mean for the city and the country?
And what would a ring for Connor McDavid’s status among the best players ever?
Daniel Nugent-Bowman is the Oilers reporter for the Athletic. Mark Connolly is the host of CBC’s Edmonton AM.
For transcripts of this series, please visit: https://www.cbc.ca/radio/frontburner/transcripts