Edmonton Oilers are undecided on their Game 5 goalie in the Stanley Cup Final, with Skinner and Pickard both potential options.

SUNRISE, Fla. — Florida Panthers center Anton Lundell picked up a loose puck off a turnover in the high slot and barrelled towards the net with a chance to make a big lead surely insurmountable. A goal here and the game, and maybe even the Stanley Cup Final, might be over.

Evan Bouchard, the Edmonton Oilers' 25-year-old defenseman, has become a reliable and composed player, significantly impacting the team's performance. Drafted in 2018, Bouchard's development through the AHL has solidified his role on the Oilers' defense.

The Florida Panthers looked to be in prime position to take a commanding series lead, but the Edmonton Oilers evened the Stanley Cup Final with a come-from-behind Game 4 win.

Game 4 of the Stanley Cup Final had a variety of plot twists. The Oilers rallied from three goals down, took a one-goal lead, coughed up the lead to force overtime, and scored in the additional period to defeat the Florida Panthers 5-4.

The Oilers have had enough with Sam Bennett and have reached out to the league to complain about his antics in front of the net, prior to Game 3's puck drop.