The Edmonton Oilers are set to face the Florida Panthers tonight in Game 2 of the Stanley Cup Finals, hoping to even the series after a tough 3-0 loss in Game 1. Despite the loss, the Oilers showed promise in their performance, dominating play at 5-on-5 and outshooting the Panthers 32-18 in the game. However, Sergei Bobrovsky was a brick wall in net for the Panthers, making several huge saves en route to a 32-save shutout.

In Game 1, the Panthers capitalized on the few mistakes made by the Oilers, with Carter Verhaeghe and Evan Rodrigues finding the back of the net for Florida. The Oilers had their chances, but couldn't find a way to beat Bobrovsky. Despite the loss, the Oilers remain confident in their abilities and are determined to even the series in Game 2.

The Oilers have faced adversity throughout the season, from a slow start to facing elimination in both the Second Round and Western Conference Final. This adversity has only strengthened the resolve within the locker room, and the Oilers are prepared for the pressure of the Stanley Cup Finals.

For Game 2, the Oilers will need to find a way to break through the brick wall that is Bobrovsky. They will also need to continue to dominate play at 5-on-5 and capitalize on their scoring opportunities. The Panthers, on the other hand, will look to build on their strong defensive performance in Game 1 and continue to take advantage of any mistakes made by the Oilers.

The Oilers have shown that they can dominate play against the Panthers, and with a few adjustments, they should be able to find the back of the net in Game 2. However, Bobrovsky has been in top form and could continue to be a challenge for the Oilers. This game could go either way, but I predict the Oilers will come out on top in a close, hard-fought game.