Stuart Skinner’s Performance in Oilers' Game 3 Loss Sparks Bizarre Discussion originally appeared on Athlon Sports. Game 3 of the Stanley Cup Final turned into a disaster for the Edmonton Oilers, and starting netminder Stuart Skinner’s rough outing quickly became a talking point among hockey analysts as well as Oilers coach Kris Knoblauch.

Given his postseason résumé, most hockey analysts would have given Sergei Bobrovsky the edge in the Stanley Cup Final’s goaltending battle. He’s been here before—calm under pressure, capable of stealing games,

Following strong initial performances, the Edmonton Oilers experienced a concerning decline in Game 3 of the Stanley Cup Finals versus the Florida Panthers.

The Oilers were called for four penalties in the first period of Game 3 alone, and the night didn't improve from there in a dismal 6-1 loss.

The Edmonton Oilers imploded in Game 3 of the Stanley Cup. Connor McDavid knows his team has no more room for mistakes.

If their goalie can finally bring an "A+" performance, I wouldn't be surprised if Game 5 ends in a blowout in favor of the Oilers on their home ice. Are you new to DraftKings? Sign up today and place a $5 bet to earn a guaranteed $200 in bonus bets.