Equal duel in four game Stanley Cup Final
Chicago and Tampa Bay remain evenly matched through four games with two wins each and one goal margins in each game. The series heads to Florida for Game 5 as both clubs emphasize speed, defense, and late scoring chances in a tight championship chase.
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Shin leads with bogey-free 66 at KPMG Women's PGA
Jenny Shin moved atop the Westchester course leader board shooting a bogey-free 66 to lead KPMG Women's PGA Championship after round one. Karrie Webb shot 68 while Brooke Henderson and others trailed. Shin eyed her first major as Webb fought back from a late slip.
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Sweden faces United States in pivotal World Cup opener
Sweden coach Pia Sundhage talks strategy and legacy as her side meets the United States in Winnipeg. She praises Abby Wambach and Hope Solo while noting Carli Lloyd and Tobin Heath, and references past clashes and coaching philosophy ahead of kickoff tonight at 8 p.m. Channel 8 airs the match.
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China Edges Netherlands in World Cup Minute of Stoppage Time
Wang Lisi scored in stoppage time to lift China 1 0 over the Netherlands in Edmonton opening group action. China improved to 1 1 0 with three points after a prior loss to Canada while Netherlands remains winless and faces New Zealand in group play.
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