The Edmonton Oilers are behind in their Stanley Cup Final series against the Florida Panthers heading toward Game 4, and while they’re in a stronger position than last season, they still have some work to do if they want to win their first championship since 1990.

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In this edition of Oilers News & Rumours, we take a look at the status of Ryan Nugent-Hopkins, a potential Game 4 lineup, and who might take the pipes after Stuart Skinner got pulled in a Game 3 loss. 

Ryan Nugent-Hopkins Misses Practice Tuesday Morning

On Tuesday (Jun. 10), the Oilers had practice, and while the practice lines seemed to stay the same as Game 3, Ryan Nugent-Hopkins was not present, and Jeff Skinner was on the top line in his place, but it doesn’t seem like fans should be worried.

Jeff Skinner is skating in Nugent-Hopkins’ spot on the top line with McDavid & Perry.

Maintenance day for RNH.

Skinner has produced 1G, 1A in two Playoff games. #Oilers pic.twitter.com/u1UiVCyKP2

— Tony Brar