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On Back2You, Kathryn Tappen and Darren Pang recap Game 4 in Edmonton, touching on the unwavering support of the Oilers' fans. They discuss Sergei Bobrovsky's performance, whether there is a cause for concern after Game 4 and a remarkable stat on Stuart Skinner. They also discuss what each team needs to do in Game 5 and make predictions.

On this episode of Back2You, Kathryn Tappen joins from Edmonton at the Stanley Cup Final, and Darren Pang joins from Michigan. They cover the Oilers' challenges as they face elimination, Sergei Bobrovsky becoming an extra attacker, and highlight Sasha Barkov as a generational talent. Additionally, they preview Game 4, talk about the game atmosphere, and address potential challenges that Florida could face due to various distractions. Lastly, they share a funny story about pom-poms!

* Kathryn Tappen and Darren Pang recapped the game, with the Panthers leading the series 2-0 over the Oilers. They highlighted the Panthers' defensive clinic, Ekholm's goal, and the hot scorer Evan Rodrigues. * They discussed Alexander Barkov's injury from a high elbow hit by Leon Dreisaitl, its implications for Game 3, and how the Panthers might adjust with Barkov out. They previewed Game 3, emphasizing Edmonton's home advantage, and discussed the pressure on Connor McDavid, making comparisons to Wayne Gretzky. * They also gave a special shout-out to Ron MacLean.

Kathryn Tappen and Darren Pang recap Game 1 of the Stanley Cup Final and preview Game 2. They discuss Sergei Bobrovsky's domination and what Edmonton needs to do in Game 2. They also discuss lineup changes, Edmonton's defensive lapses, and the atmosphere in Florida and explain why this Panther team is different from last year. Back 2 You is brought to you by Johnnie-o and Miura Golf. @miuragolf @johnnieobrand https://www.johnnie-o.com https://miuragolf.com

Kathryn Tapper and Darren Pang share their instant reaction to the Vancouver Canucks' overtime win against the Predators. The Canucks managed to pull off a huge comeback, and Kathryn and Panger provide insights on what they observed in between the benches.