In a 2019-20 NHL season that has been unorthodox, it's only fitting that it will end with an atypical Stanley Cup Final. Most notably, the culmination of the Stanley Cup Playoffs is taking place in late September, rather than in June.
Also, the entire best-of-seven series will be held at Rogers Place in Edmonton. It's the first time that the Stanley Cup Final will be held at just one site since 1928, and it's the first to feature a game at a neutral site since 1950.
And the two teams competing in this year's Stanley Cup Final aren't among the recent Cup champions.