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Florida Panthers 1 Win Away From Back To Back Cups! | Brad Marchand With Magic In Cats Game 5 Win!



Tobin recaps his night not being able to watch the Florida Panthers Game 5 win over the Oilers until 2AM after he finished his Dirty Boxing Broadcast and Brad Marchand continues to be one of the greatest South Florida trades of all time
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29 Comments

  3. @chomnick

    What a win! Marchand went to FL and found the fountain of youth…what a DWade crossover move…wow

  5. @J420-x6p

    1 MORE BABY!!! If any team knows a series isn’t over until u win 4 it’s this team, not even because of last years cup but because of just 2 series ago with the Leafs, up 3-2 with all the momentum with game 6 at home and they lost 2-0, they killed em in game 7 but I’m sure everyone’s heart would love for them to close it out in 6 instead of 7.

  14. @strider2175

    8:55 what's happened is easy: the Panthers have fully imposed their will upon the Oilers, and Edmonton does not have a response.

  19. @casewojo6186

    I couldn’t care less about basketball or football lol. Gimmick sports/cheese dick sports. One more Panthers…. ONE

  20. @unclejoey9944

    We need everyone to bring it on Tuesday night make that place loud asf from Key west, Miami, Broward and West Palm Beach Cats in 6🐁🐁🐺🐺

  22. @miguelgordillo7561

    In my limited opinion, apart from the general flatness of the Oilers (which everyone is blaming on fatigue), their Coach (Knoblauch) blew it. He swapped goalies in a desperation tactical nuke strike (AGAIN in these playoffs), made some odd line moves like taking Kapanen entirely out of the game, and had no answer for Florida's third line (ok, fine, NOBODY has an answer for that third line). Additionally, the Oilers played too conservative on home-ice, they were trying to actively avoid the middle and bang with the Cats on the walls — not the most efficient move v. Florida.

    Edmonton's flatness is not hyperbole, they were lethargic and half-asleep for stretches in this game. Marchand would not have been able to run away with the puck on that early center-line-draw had the defenders stayed focused on their jobs.

  24. @dennislopez1272

    You want to know "what happened to Edmonton" Tobes. BOB HAPPENED. He frustrates everyone. 👮🏼‍♂️ Officer Bobrovsky is on the case. He's a credit to the force and always gets his man.#GOCATSGO #ConnSmytheBob 🏆 is the GOAT

  28. @miguelgordillo7561

    Let's not forget EDM has a Woodstrock problem with their goalies, as in … if you have two QBs or two goalies, you actually have none.
    – There's a parallel between the Oilers and the Miami Dolphins of long ago. The 1982-1983 Miami Dolphins had a similar Dual Quarterback/Goalie forever-problem, and also a "we're playing against a machine" in the Championship problem as well.

    Superbowl XVII – Miami Dolphins v. Washington Redskins.
    – Miami reaches that Superbowl mostly via clever defense, with the offense piloted by composite quarterback known as Woodstrock, as in David Woodley and Don Strock. The Redskins, however, had legendary QB Joe Theismann.

    First half went "OK" for the Dolphins, reminiscent of Edmonton's efforts to tie the current SCF series, but the second half was total Redskins domination. Remains to be seen if the parallels continue, but the quarterback/goalie problem is as real now as it was then.

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