The Florida Panthers and Edmonton Oilers are back for round two of what might be the most compelling Stanley Cup Final rematch in decades. Last year's seven-game thriller left us breathless, but this year's edition promises to be even more explosive. Both teams have retooled, reloaded, and returned hungrier than ever.

This wasn't just another win – this felt like a statement. The Gladiators are showing signs of becoming the team their loyal fans knew they could be. With young talent finding their groove and veterans like Murray delivering in clutch moments, this victory could be the catalyst that turns their season around.

The electricity was palpable at Gas South Arena Thursday morning as 8,027 faithful packed the stands, creating a thunderous atmosphere that felt more like a Saturday night showdown than a weekday matinee.

In a hard-fought battle at Gas South Arena, the Atlanta Gladiators came up just short against the Greenville Swamp Rabbits, losing 2-1 in a game that was as intense as it was defensive.

In a nail-biting home game matchup, the Atlanta Gladiators put up a fierce battle against the Florida Everblades but ultimately fell short in overtime, losing 4-3.