Game 3 of the Stanley Cup Final is on deck for Monday night as the Florida Panthers host the Edmonton Oilers for yet another exciting matchup. With the series knotted at one game apiece, tonight marks a crucial moment in the series as Florida looks to maintain their momentum while Edmonton tries to bounce back after a double-overtime loss.
DraftKings Sportsbook has all your betting needs covered. Here’s a top same game parlay for tonight’s Panthers vs. Oilers Game 3.
Oilers vs. Panthers Game 2 Same Game Parlay
Three-leg SGP (+455):
- Connor McDavid 2+ points
- Sam Bennett 1+ points
- FLA Panthers Moneyline
Connor McDavid 2+ points (-110)
Life is good with the best player in the sport on your first line. Connor McDavid keeps defying all logic with some of the moves he pulls off, and as long as he’s on the ice, taking him to record a point or two makes a ton of sense. He’s tallied 31 in just 18 playoff games thus far and leads all skaters with 25 assists. While McDavid hasn’t found the net a ton on his own with just six goals, he’s still hurling the puck at net with an average of 3.89 shots per contest. With two or more points in five straight contests, six of his last seven, and 11 games overall in these playoffs, he should hit this mark with relative ease.
Sam Bennett 1+ points (-140)
Panthers center Sam Bennett leads all postseason skaters with 13 goals in 19 games, including three to open the Stanley Cup Final. He’s averaging over three shots on goal per contest in that same sample, so he sees plenty of opportunities to sneak a puck past the goaltender and light the net. The 28-year-old is showing plenty of talent which will get him paid via his upcoming free agency, but for now, keep riding the hot hand heading into this evening’s action. Bennett is clearly firing on all cylinders, making just one point an easy bet for this parlay.
FLA Panthers Moneyline (-142)
The Panthers enter this evening’s tilt with all the momentum in the world after their exhilarating Game 2 win in double OT. They have the boost of their home crowd behind them for the first time this series too. The margins of this series are certainly razor-thin, but I do think they have an edge in tonight’s contest. While Florida has largely beaten the Oilers at their own game with plenty of scoring, watch for them to control the pace as the Ice Cats grind out a win on their own terms. If Edmonton’s Ryan Nugent-Hopkins misses this game with his undisclosed injury, this leg feels even safer.
