In Photos: Connor McDavid's fiancée Lauren Kyle enjoys night out with Oilers players' partners in Miami ahead of Stanley Cup Final Game 2

Before Game 2 of the Stanley Cup Final between the Edmonton Oilers and the Florida Panthers, Connor McDavid's fiancee Lauren Kyle enjoyed a night out with the partners of other Oilers players in Miami. She shared pictures from their Sunday evening on her Instagram account.

In one Instagram story, Kyle posted a selfie wearing a white bralette and white-colored jeans. Another story showed her with Ryan McLeod's girlfriend, Alexie Andlauer, and Sam Gagner's wife, Rachel Linke.

Kyle's selfie

Kyle with Alexie Andlauer and Rachel Linke

As the evening progressed, Kyle changed into a white bodycon dress for a night party. Mara Teigen, Oilers left wing Evander Kane's girlfriend, joined in and clicked a selfie with Kyle.

Kyle also posted a group photo, which included Linke, Andlauer and Teigen. Her final story was of a selfie with Zach Hyman's wife, Alannah Mozes.

Kyle with her friends

Kyle with Mara Teigen

Kyle with Alannah Mozes

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Connor McDavid and the Oilers' plan for Game 2 of Stanley Cup Final

The Edmonton Oilers lost Game 1 3-0 despite having 32 shots on goal against the Panthers' 18 as Florida goalie Sergei Bobrovsky delivered one of the finest performances in Stanley Cup Final history.

"Maybe it was the hockey gods getting us back for that Game 6, where we probably didn't deserve to win," McDavid said (via Sportsnet.com), referencing the Western Conference Final against the Dallas Stars.

McDavid acknowledged the frustration but remained confident in his team's ability to rebound.

"I know this group will stick with it, bounce back," he said about Game 2. "That's what we take a lot of pride in doing, and we'll gear up for a big one on Monday."

Edmonton's challenge for Game 2 is staying composed, and the responsibility falls on McDavid and Leon Draisaitl.

Game 2 will take place on Monday night at Amerant Bank Arena at 8 p.m. ET. The game will be broadcast on ABC, ESPN+, SN, TVAS and CBC. It can also be heard live on the Oilers Radio Network, including 630 CHED.