What is 1985 Stanley Cup Finals?
{{Infobox Stanley Cup Final |year=1985 |image= |team1='''[[Edmonton Oilers]]''' |team1_short=Edmonton |team1_captain=[[Wayne Gretzky]] |team1_coach=[[Glen Sather]] |team2=[[Philadelphia Flyers]] |team2_short=Philadelphia |team2_coach=[[Mike Keenan]] |team2_captain=[[Dave Poulin]] |referees=[[Andy Van Hellemond]] (1)<br/>[[Kerry Fraser]] (2, 4)<br/>[[Bryan Lewis]] (3, 5) |series_winner=[[Paul Coffey]] <small>(17:57, first, G5)</small> |dates=May 21 – May 30 |location1=[[Edmonton]]: [[Northlands Coliseum]] (3, 4, 5) |location2=[[Philadelphia]]: [[Spectrum (arena)|Spectrum]] (1, 2) |mvp=[[Wayne Gretzky]] (Oilers) |team1_1=1 |team1_2='''3''' |team1_3='''4''' |team1_4='''5''' |team1_5='''8''' |team1_tot='''4''' |team2_1='''4''' |team2_2=1 |team2_3=3 |team2_4=3 |team2_5=3 |team2_tot=1 |networks=[[Hockey Night in Canada|CBC]] (Canada-English, games 1 and 2)<br> [[NHL on CTV|CTV]] (Canada-English, games 3, 4, and 5)<br> [[La Soirée du hockey|SRC]] (Canada-French)<br> [[The NHL on USA|USA]] (United States)<br> [[Prism (TV channel)|PRISM]] (Philadelphia area, games 1, 2),<br>[[WTXF|WTAF]] (Philadelphia area, games 3, 4, 5) |net_announcers= [[Bob Cole (sportscaster)|Bob Cole]] and [[Gary Dornhoefer]] (CBC)<br>[[Dan Kelly (sportscaster)|Dan Kelly]], [[Ron Reusch]], and [[Brad Park]] (CTV) <br> Dan Kelly (games 1-2), [[Al Albert (sportscaster)|Al Albert]] (games 3-5), and [[Gary Green (ice hockey)|Gary Green]] (USA Network)<br>[[Gene Hart]], [[Bobby Taylor (ice hockey)|Bobby Taylor]] (PRISM and WTAF) }} The '''1985 Stanley Cup Finals''' was the [[Stanley Cup Finals|championship series]] of the [[National Hockey League]]'s (NHL) [[1984–85 NHL season|1984–85 season]], and the culmination of the [[1985 Stanley Cup playoffs]]. It was contested between the [[1984 Stanley Cup Finals|defending champion]] [[Edmonton Oilers]] (in their third straight Finals appearance) and the [[Philadelphia Flyers]]. The Oilers would win the best-of-seven series, four games to one, to win their second [[Stanley Cup]]. It was also the sixth straigh