Marchand’s Historic 2OT Goal Shatters Stanley Cup Records—What Happened Next Will Shock You!
Talk about a nail-biter — Game 2 of the 2025 Stanley Cup Final was nothing short of spectacular. After a grueling 80 minutes where neither the Florida Panthers nor the Edmonton Oilers could claim victory, it was Brad Marchand who sealed the deal with a gutsy double overtime goal at Rogers Place, knotting up the series at one win apiece. What really gets me? Marchand didn’t stop there — he netted a shorthanded goal earlier in the second period, marking him as the first in Stanley Cup history to notch both a shorthanded and an overtime goal in the same final game. The 37-year-old’s sizzling playoff run has been a masterclass in clutch performance, amassing 17 points across 19 games and now holding the top spot for active players with 10 career Stanley Cup Final goals. Considering the Panthers picked him up just before the trading deadline, one can’t help but wonder if this move might go down as one of the smartest in recent memory—particularly if Florida clinches back-to-back titles. Can you feel the electricity? Game 3’s heating up in Florida, and trust me, you don’t wanna miss a second. LEARN MORE
Game 2 of the 2025 Stanley Cup Final was an instant classic.
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