For generations, Saturday has always been the night for hockey in Canada. It dates back to the 1930s, when weekly Saturday NHL games were first broadcast on the radio.

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.

O’Brien is a consensus top ten pick, and some have the six-foot-two, 172-pound center going as early as No. 6 overall to the Philadelphia Flyers, where the 2023-24 OHL Rookie of the Year could bring a Wyatt Johnston-type impact to a team that is continuing to rebuild around some younger talent.