Panthers Seek Sharper Game 2 After Cup Opener Win
Florida faces Edmonton with no letup after a 3-0 Cup final win, as coach Paul Maurice insists on improvement. Sergei Bobrovsky backs the Panthers with a 1.24 GAA and .953 save in the last four, while Edmonton vows a stronger showing. Captain Aleksander Barkov and Oilers coach Jay Woodcroft emphasize adjustments ahead of Game 2.
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Panthers Host Oilers in Stanley Cup Final Game 2
Florida Panthers, leading the series 1-0, welcome the Edmondton Oilers to Amerant Bank Arena Sunrise Florida for Game 2 of the Stanley Cup Final. Panthers riding home success and key scorers Matthew Tkachuk Sam Bennett pace the club while Edmonton battles injuries and road records with Connor McDavid leading the attack.
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Crushers blank Trois-Rivieres as pitching leads to sweep
Lake Erie Crushers pitched six innings of no hit ball at one point and held Trois-Rivieres to four hits in a 3-0 win. Ron Washington and Burle Dixon homered to back a strong staff led by Darrien Ragins and Jack Eisenbarger. Dixon praised the staff while manager Jared Lemieux lauded defense and clutch plays.
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Gators edge Clemson in 13th to reach College World Series
Florida rallied in the 13th inning to beat Clemson 11 10 and sweep the NCAA super regional, earning a spot in the College World Series in Omaha. Michael Robertson delivered two runs with a left center hit, Alden Mathes hit a go ahead homer, Cam Cannarella made a highlight catching play, while Clemson's Jack Crighton and coach Erik Bakich were ejected in separate incidents. Georgia, Oregon, and Oregon State also pursued CWS berths in Sunday action.
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