Preview of the Stanley Cup Finals' game 5 between Oilers and Panthers

So far, this year's Stanley Cup Finals has been nothing short of spectacular, and has become must-watch television. In game 4, the Oilers erased a Panthers' 3-0 lead, to eventually win the game 5-4 in overtime, on Leon Draisaitl's overtime record-setting goal (4 by a player in a single playoff).

The same will likely be the case in game 5, as home-ice advantage seems to mean little. The Oilers became the 2nd road-team in Stanley Cup Final's history, after the 1919 Montreal Canadiens, to come back from a 3-goal deficit and win, and the 7th to record ,multiple, multiple-goal comeback wins in a single NHL Finals.

Who will hoist the Cup is anybody's guess, and may just come down to which team has the better goalie. Florida will almost-certainly go with Sergei Bobrovsky, who's been spectacular, and has taken Florida to the finals in 2-consecutive campaigns.

For Edmonton, it's not so cut-and-dry. Oilers coach had to make the difficult decision of pulling Stuart Skinner, after the goalie allowed three-unanswered goals, and was replaced by Calvin Pickard, a decision that worked in Oilers' favor, as they went on to win the game.

Stuart Skinner, or Calvin Pickard for game 5? Pickard had been terrific, with a 6-0 record prior to his injury in game 2 of the 2nd-round - he's now 7-0.

Skinner has won 7 games with 3 shutouts this playoffs. The decision for coach Knoblauch will be another difficult one to make. He's not made an announcement as to who will start game 5, though we will soon know tonight, just before the puck drops.