Good morning and happy Game 3 day. Stars head coach Pete DeBoer is holding his pregame availability (no morning skate) at Rogers Place at 12 p.m. MT/1 p.m. CT. We will know more about Roope Hintz then.

The Edmonton Oilers will look to take a 2-1 lead in the 2025 Western Conference Final when they host the Dallas Stars for Game 3 of the best-of-seven Stanley Cup Playoffs series at Rogers Place on Sunday,

Calvin Pickard, a career backup (when not playing in the minors) has more minutes in net than Edmonton’s No. 1 goaltender (Stuart Skinner). The gap could’ve been larger, but Pickard’s injury guaranteed recent starts for Skinner.

The Edmonton Oilers and Dallas Stars play Game 2 of the Western Conference Final in the Stanley Cup Playoffs Friday at American Airlines Center.

The Western Conference Final resumes this Sunday, May 25, as the Edmonton Oilers welcome the Dallas Stars to Rogers Place for Game 3, with the series finely balanced at one game apiece. With the stakes growing higher,

Beau Akey is a known prospect to Oilers fans. He missed most of last season due to injury, and didn’t completely establish himself as a top-flight offensive defender in 2024-25. He’s a speedy player, a right-handed defender, has skill and should see major minutes in the AHL with the Bakersfield Condors next season.

It’s hard to believe a player who couldn’t put any weight on his left leg in the third period of a game would be ready for playoff hockey 2,000 miles away just over 36 hours later. Crazier things have happened,

Stuart Skinner had three shutouts in 51 regular season starts. Now he has three in seven playoff games. And it’s not because he turns into Martin Brodeur. When the Oilers tighten up and lock it down, they’re as tough to penetrate as any team in hockey.