Brad Marchand scored twice, Corey Perry had a big goal of his own and they showed this is a Stanley Cup Final for old men.

Oilers’ Corey Perry Reveals Career Plans After Son’s Premature Comments originally appeared on Athlon Sports. Edmonton Oilers veteran Corey Perry is preparing for his sixth Stanley Cup Final appearance as the Canadian franchise gets ready for a rematch against the Florida Panthers.

After the Edmonton Oilers’ 5-4 double-overtime loss to the Florida Panthers in Game 2 of the Stanley Cup Final, head coach Kris Knoblauch praised veteran forward Corey Perry.

As the Edmonton Oilers compete in another Stanley Cup Final, Corey Perry continues to play a supporting yet impactful role — one he’s honed over a career filled with deep playoff runs and hard-earned respect.

The 40-year-old forward is not thinking about retirement as he eyes his second title win, and his first since 2007

EDMONTON -- Corey Perry intends to continue playing next season, which would be his 21st in the NHL. “That’s the plan is to be back next year, yeah,” the Edmonton Oilers forward said during Stanley Cup Final media day at Rogers Place on Tuesday, the eve of Game 1 here against the Florida Panthers (8 p.m. ET; CBC, TVAS, SN, TNT, truTV, MAX).

Corey Perry has dismissed retirement rumors, confirming his intention to play in his 21st NHL season in 2025-26. The announcement has sparked fan reac

Tracey Myers of NHL.com: 40-year-old Corey Perry isn’t ready to hang them up just yet. “That’s the plan is to be back next year, yeah.” Perry is playing in his fifth Stanley Cup Final in the past six seasons.