In a climactic display of resilience during Thursday's Stanley Cup Final, the Edmonton Oilers, exhibiting an almost preternatural composure, orchestrated a stunning comeback from a three-goal deficit to vanquish the Florida Panthers 5-4 in overtime, thus leveling the series in a contest brimming with vertiginous shifts in momentum. Leon Draisaitl's decisive overtime goal, his fourth of the playoffs, etched his name into the NHL record books, though the Oilers initially languished behind 3-0, they engineered an improbable parity by the close of the second period, seizing a momentary advantage in the third only to have it cruelly snatched away by a Panthers' equalizer in the dying seconds, forcing the game into a nail-biting overtime period; consequently, the Oilers now stand as the first visiting team since 1919 to surmount a three-goal disadvantage and emerge victorious in a final series encounter, the series now returning to Edmonton for Game 5 on Saturday, with both teams holding two hard-fought victories apiece.