Add in the 1-1 start on the road in the Stanley Cup Final, and that’s a 9-3 record in road games this postseason for the Panthers compared to a 4-3 mark at home.

FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. -- Nate Schmidt is up the ice, the puck on his stick, initiating, creating and generating offense. He's smiling, laughing, chirping and cracking jokes. In general, he's just bringing a lot of energy and making a lot of noise in the Stanley Cup Final. The Florida Panthers are the beneficiaries.

As devastated as they may have felt to surrender the latest game-tying goal in Stanley Cup Final history, the Florida Panthers were not demoralized. The Edmonton Oilers tied the score at 4 and forcing another overtime with just 17.