Golden Knights win first Stanley Cup in five games
The Vegas Golden Knights routed the Florida Panthers 9-3 to capture their first Stanley Cup. Mark Stone delivered a hat trick as Vegas built a 6-1 lead, with strong showings from Nic Hague, Alec Martinez, Reilly Smith and Adin Hill. Florida’s Aaron Ekblad, Sam Reinhart and Sam Bennett scored in a loss, while Sergei Bobrovsky struggled as the Knights sealed the title before a 19,058 crowd at T Mobile Arena.
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Royals Rally Fails As Five-Run Second Sinks Lyles
In Kansas City, a five-run second inning, sparked by Elly De La Cruz’s walk and including a double, three singles, two walks, a fielder’s choice, three stolen bases, an error, and a wild pitch, leaves the Royals down 5-1. Duffy’s double and Witt’s third-inning homer pull them within one, but Gibaut and Sims shut the door and the Royals fail to rally. Rehabs and injuries shake Reds and Royals rosters as Senzel Santillan Ramos and Isbel move through rehab or return, while Pasquantino MRI results loom. Up next, Lively faces the Royals, Lynch aims for first KC win since 2022.
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Leipold Updates KU Football Facilities and Schedule Shifts
Kansas coach Lance Leipold discussed ongoing construction around the 11th and Mississippi site while stressing the need to show tangible progress to recruits through videos and blueprints. He praised linebackers Taiwan Berryhill Jr. and JB Brown, noted returning secondary experience, but called for better upfront play. Kansas also announced Friday night games on Sept. 1 and 8, and Leipold welcomed Big 12 Mexico initiative potential for student athletes with games in Mexico City in December 2024 and Monterrey in 2026. He suggested exploring outside-the-box ideas with AD Travis Goff and commissioner Brett Yormark.
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