Oilers face elimination as Panthers take 3 0 series lead
Edmonton trails Florida 3 0 in the Stanley Cup Final after a scoreless trio of games from Leon Draisaitl Ryan Nugent Hopkins and Zach Hyman. Connor McDavid and teammates insist the chances are there as a struggling power play sinks their hopes. Bobrovsky stops timely shots while Edmonton searches for answers before Game 4 on home ice.
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Connor McDavid
Sergei Bobrovsky
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Corey Perry
Florida
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Bobrovsky
Jason Franson
Associated Press
Leon Draisait
Brennan homers as Guardians top Blue Jays 3 1
Will Brennan delivered a solo homer and scored twice as Cleveland defeated Toronto 3-1. Logan Allen earned his first win over Toronto with five innings of one run on three hits. Brennan and Andrés Giménez collected two hits each for the Guardians, who improved to 31-7 when scoring first and 23-15 away from home.
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Ridge Runners Rally Past Pulaski In Tight Win
In a six to three victory the Ridge Runners reclaimed the lead with late offense. Jaden Brown delivered a two RBI single as Alexander Wright also drove in runs. Noah Smith had two hits for the Ridge Runners while Michael Lucarelli went 2-for-4. The clubs wrap up a weekend home stand at Bowen Field against Bluefield and Tri-State Coal Cats with games at 6 30 p m today and 5 30 p m Sunday.
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Carelli
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Tri-State
Coal Cats
Huntington
Fever hold off Dream as Mitchell leads Indiana comeback
Indiana’s Kelsey Mitchell scored 24 points and made key free throws to lift the Fever 87-82 over Atlanta. Caitlin Clark, Alliha Gray, and Katie Lou Samuelson led the Dream, who were held without a field goal in the final stretch. Indiana clinched third in the Eastern Conference Commissoner’s Cup with the win and hosts Chicago next.
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Allisha Gray
Howard
Boston
Caitlin Clark
Dream
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Jones
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Vio
Mitchell
Atlanta
Ter Howard
Fever
Katie Lou Samuelson
Smith
Martinsburg Dominates All-State Baseball with Booker Leads
Martinsburg standout Carson Booker anchors the Class AAA first team as captain and ace, posting an 11 1 record with a 1.29 ERA and 81 strikeouts in 67 1 3 innings. Teammates Braeden Oviedo and Evan Alter shine at .477 and .420, while Morgantown’s Dylan Travinski hits .427 and Dakan tops pitchers with eight wins. Bridgeport adds Stavrakis and Rohrig to the lineup as first-team infielders, with strong showings across the roster from George Washington, Capital, Musselman, Ripley, and Martinsburg.
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Samuel
Charleston
Collins
Bryson Hoff
Abe Fenwick
George Washington
Carson Boober
Braeden Oviedo
Christian Alter
Martinsburg
Hunter Dakan
Dylan Travinski
Morgantown
Boober
Doug Creek
Booker
Carson
Aaron Beiler
Travinski
Dakan
Bridgeport
Jacob
Stavrakis
Zach Rohrig
Romano
Bryson Casto
Ripley
Riley Morgan
Jefferson
Grant Stratton
Spring Valley
Evan Wilson
Capital
Kyle Lore
Musselman
Wenkai Campbell
University
Campbell
Lore
Applemen
Morgan
Stratton
Tristan Milik
Cayden Mackey
Parkersburg South
Justin Duvall
Lane DeLauter
Drew Gallaher
Woodrow Wilson
Noah Dunford
Princeton
Bryson McNew
Preston
Ken Silvers
Jackson Curry
Rip
Carson Booker
Jacob Stavrakis
Mussel
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