Stanley Cup Finals Are Here - A Canadian Hockey Celebration

Published by Ron Alfred De Guzman | MaxWell Realty Blogs | June 03, 2025

For Edmonton residents and Canadian hockey fans, there's nothing quite like the electricity of Stanley Cup Finals hockey in our city. Just as MaxWell Realty Canada has built our reputation on understanding what home truly means to Canadians, we understand that for Edmonton, home means passionate support for hockey excellence. Tomorrow, June 4 at 6:00 PM, Rogers Place will thunder with the hopes of a city - and a nation - as the Edmonton Oilers face the Florida Panthers in Game 1 of the 2025 Stanley Cup Finals.

This rematch carries special significance. After last year's heartbreaking seven-game series where the Panthers claimed victory, the stakes couldn't be higher. The Oilers have demonstrated remarkable resilience in their journey back to hockey's biggest stage.

Canadian Hockey Heritage and Stanley Cup History

The Edmonton Oilers carry the weight and pride of Canadian hockey history. With five Stanley Cup championships from their legendary 1980s dynasty, the franchise represents one of hockey's most successful eras. Their last championship came in 1990, making Edmonton's hunger for another Cup particularly intense after 35 years. As a 100% Canadian-owned and operated company, MaxWell Realty Canada celebrates Canadian hockey excellence and the dedication it represents.

Our appreciation for the Oilers reflects shared values of excellence and community. Both organizations understand that success comes through dedication, community support, and never giving up on your goals. MaxWell Realty believes in the power of Canadian determination and community pride.

The Road Ahead: Championship Schedule and Community Unity

The championship series begins tomorrow, June 4, at 6:00 PM at Rogers Place for Game 1. Game 2 follows on June 6, before the series shifts to Florida for Games 3 and 4 on June 9 and 11. Should the series require it, Game 5 returns to Edmonton on June 14.

This schedule represents more than hockey games - it's an opportunity for Edmonton and hockey fans across Canada to unite in celebration of the sport we love.

Go Oilers! Let's bring the Stanley Cup back to Canada!