Size plays a crucial role in an NHL team's success, providing physical and strategic advantages essential for the grueling nature of playoff hockey. The average size of an NHL player is 6'1.5" and 207 pounds, a benchmark that underscores the importance of physical presence on the ice. This trend is exemplified by the recent Stanley Cup finalists: the Edmonton Oilers and the Florida Panthers, with average player sizes of 6'1", 201 pounds, and 6'1", 200 pounds, respectively. Both teams demonstrate that size is integral to competing at the highest levels, as neither has a . . .
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