Wild video surfaces of Connor McDavid screaming at teammates during the Stanley Cup Final

The clip is part of the Faceoff: Inside the NHL trailer, an upcoming Amazon series that provides an exclusive behind-the-scenes look at the league.

The timing of this speech isn't confirmed, but many believe it may have occurred during a critical moment in Game 7 of the Stanley Cup Final. McDavid's intense message aimed to motivate his team during a pivotal point in their push for the Cup. Despite McDavid's strong leadership and remarkable playoff performance, where he tallied 42 points in 25 games, the Oilers fell short, with the Florida Panthers ultimately claiming the Stanley Cup.

McDavid's frustration was understandable, especially given his stellar postseason, where he broke Wayne Gretzky's record for most playoff assists. Yet, in the final two games, McDavid was held pointless, leaving him and the Oilers inches away from their first Cup win.

This glimpse into McDavid's leadership style is captivating. It shows his drive to push his team to the highest level. With the new season on the horizon, it's clear that McDavid and the Oilers are more determined than ever to bring the Stanley Cup to Edmonton.

Connor McDavid made his first preseason appearance in the Edmonton Oilers' split-squad game against the Calgary Flames on September 23. McDavid contributed a goal and an assist, but the Oilers fell short, losing 6-3. McDavid assisted on Zach Hyman's second-period goal, which put the Oilers on the board after trailing 4-0. McDavid then scored a power-play goal in the third period, bringing the score to 6-3, but the Oilers couldn't close the gap.

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Video surfaces of Connor McDavid screaming at teammates in Cup Final