Sam Bennett hilariously reveals Brad Marchand's secret to scoring double OT winner against Oilers in Stanley Cup Finals

After Brad Marchand and Florida's thrilling double-overtime win in Game 2 of the Stanley Cup Final on Friday, many wanted to know what fueled his clutch performance. During Sunday’s press conference, Panthers forward Sam Bennett gave a lighthearted answer that got everyone laughing.

Bennett was asked by a reporter which players ate between overtimes.

“I think Marchi grabbed a blizzard,” Bennett said.

The reporter followed up and asked what kind.

“Yeah, I think it was Oreo today,” Bennett said.

When asked if it had honey, Bennett smirked and said "yeah."

Marchand then chimed in.

“Nice plug," Marchand said. "I like that.”

The “Dairy Queen thing” started during the Eastern Conference final. Marchand joked in an interview about a trip to Dairy Queen and called cookie dough blizzards “the best dessert in the world.” The clip went viral, and fans thought Marchand was eating blizzards between periods.

Marchand later cleared the air and said it wasn’t ice cream, and that it was just a spoonful of honey.

"It wasn't a blizzard," Marchand said on May 25, via ESPN. "I was not eating a blizzard in the middle of a game. I was referencing that. I was making a joke about our excursion a couple of nights before. Just kind of making a joke off of it and I think people took it seriously."

The honey worked well for him and the Panthers. The series is tied 1-1, and the next two games will be played in front of Florida's crowd.

Brad Marchand lifts Panthers in double OT thriller with two-goal night

Brad Marchand led the Florida Panthers to a 5-4 double-overtime win in Game 2 of the Stanley Cup Final on Friday.

"It's just a huge play at a huge time," Panthers forward Sam Bennett said after the game, via NHL.com. He's (Marchand) been incredible for us this whole playoffs, scoring massive goals at massive times. That one was definitely the biggest."

Sam Bennett opened the scoring in the first period with a power-play goal before Evander Kane tied it. Less than two minutes later, Evan Bouchard made it 2-1, but Florida responded as Seth Jones scored to tie the game anew. Leon Draisaitl once again gave the Oilers the lead, assisted by Connor McDavid.

Dmitry Kulikov tied the game 3-3 in the second period, before Marchand scored shorthanded at 12:09 to put Florida up 4-3. Corey Perry tied it 4-4 with 18 seconds left to send the game into overtime. In double OT, Marchand sealed the win on a breakaway — his second goal of the night.