With a goal in Game 3, Marchand (37) became the oldest player to score in each of the first three games of a Stanley Cup Final, breaking the record previously held by Frank Mahovlich (age 35 in 1973). Marchand's four goals in this series are the most in a Stanley Cup Final by a player age 37 or older.

The Oilers allowed three power-play goals on 11 opportunities in Game 3, including Carter Verhaeghe's snipe that made it 2-0 for the Panthers with 2:15 remaining in an opening frame that saw Edmonton take four minor penalties after Brad Marchand opened the scoring just 56 seconds into the contest.

The party was raging at Amerant Bank Arena on Thursday night, the Florida Panthers taking a 3-0 lead in the first period with Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce enjoying the Stanley Cup Final on a date night in South Florida.