The Florida Panthers had the opportunity to make history Wednesday night against the Carolina Hurricanes. They did not squander it. The Panthers, a team which made the playoffs by a single point, are headed to the Stanley Cup Final for only the second time in franchise history after beating the Hurricanes 4-3 at FLA Live … Continue reading Florida Panthers Beat Carolina Hurricanes, Head to Stanley Cup Finals →

LeBron James gave the Denver Nuggets his best shot on Monday. It wasn't enough. Powered by a history-making Nikola Jokić triple-double, the Denver Nuggets rallied for a 113-111 win to complete a 4-0 sweep of the Los Angeles Lakers in the Western Conference finals. The victory continued a remarkable postseason run by the Nuggets while securing their first-ever trip to the NBA Finals. They … Continue reading Nuggets Overcome LeBron James’ 40 for WCF Sweep of Lakers →

CINCINNATI — With the potential high for a hangover on Friday as they came off an intense four-game series with their division rival Blue Jays, the Yankees powered through. If anything, their series opener against the Reds played back some hits from the series in Toronto: an Aaron Judge home run, an apparent sticky-stuff controversy … Continue reading Aaron Judge, Anthony Rizzo Homers Lift Yankees Over Reds As Hot Streak Continues →

Multiple MLB owners are worried after New York Mets owner Steve Cohen went on an unprecedented shopping spree in free agency this off-season. Some owners are reportedly concerned they won’t be able to compete for players and, inevitably, in games. Other owners were fine with Cohen signing Edwin Diaz, Brandon Nimmo, and Justin Verlander but thought landing Carlos Correa was “over the top.” … Continue reading Baseball Owners Concerned About New York Mets Big Spending →