Somehow, some way, the Oilers squeezed two more La Bambas and a road win out of this Stanley Cup Final after falling behind 3-0. Now, they're one Game 7 victory away from history.

Two assists in the Stanley Cup Final doesn’t cut it, and Leon Draisaitl wasn’t backing away from that on the morning of Game 6.

When it comes to experience and style, it's a tale of two differing coaches in this Stanley Cup Final. After the Oilers took Games 4 and 5, it's now Paul Maurice's turn to answer in the chess match between benches.

It was supposed to be a party here in Sunrise on Tuesday. The Edmonton Oilers, however, believed otherwise. And now, that unwavering belief has led the Oilers back home for another hockey game.

The reported contract extension talks between Leon Draisaitl and the Oilers are exactly what Edmonton fans wanted to hear. Here are some thoughts on Draisaitl's future, Edmonton's belief going into Game 5.

After a blowout victory, the Oilers are one win away from becoming a very scary team in the Stanley Cup Final. If they can get the series back to the atmosphere we experienced in Game 4, things get quite interesting.