Florida Panthers repeat as Stanley Cup champions
The Florida Panthers defeated the Edmonton Oilers 5-1 in Game 6 to win back to back Stanley Cups, the first to do so since 2020 21. Sam Reinhart scored four goals and earned the Conn Smythe as playoff MVP, with Matthew Tkachuk scoring the clincher and Sergei Bobrovsky turning aside 28 shots. Panthers captain Barkov and additions Marchand and Jones helped overpower Connor McDavid and the Oilers as Florida clinched a modern dynasty.
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Carolina
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Maurice
Scotty Bowman
Marchand
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Carter Verhaeghe
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Blue Jays walk off Diamondbacks in ninth inning
Toronto salvages a 5 4 win at Rogers Centre as Bo Bichette ties the game in the ninth and Addison Barger hits a walk off homer after Vladimir Guerrero Jr. also goes deep. Josh Naylor had two hits for Arizona while Lourdes Gurriel Jr. made a key sliding catch. Dr Ron Taylor remembered with moment of silence.
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Blue Jays
Josh Naylor
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Arizona
Brandon Plandt
Blue Jay
Lourdes Gurriel Jr
Jonatan Clase
Myles Straw
Naylor
Straw
Alan Roden
Eugenio Suarez
Ketel Marte
Chris Bassitt
Jeff Hoffman
Ron Taylor
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Border Cats split doubleheader in Port Arthur Stadium
La Crosse Loggers beat Thunder Bay 9 7 to split the twin bill and pull even with Waterloo atop the Great Plains East. Ethan Edinger had two runs and two hits while Gray yielded six runs in five innings as Thunder Bay’s offense chased the game.
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Greg LaChance
Jackson Irwin
William Spang
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Vancouver signs Cava and Vanisova to two-year deals
Vancouver adds Mi chela Cava and Tereza Vanisova to two-year contracts expanding its roster. Cava, 31, key forward with nine goals 10 assists in 30 games last season and 13 points in 18 post season games for Minnesota. Vanisova, 29, from Czechia tied for second in PWHL with 15 goals this season and seven assists for the Charge.
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