Florida Panthers go back-to-back, beat Oilers to win the Stanley Cup
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Fox Sports Update. Back-to-back Stanley Cup champs, the Florida Panthers, they remain in possession of Lord Stanley's Cup after knocking off Connor McDavid and the Edmonton Oilers for the second straight season. After winning game six 5-1, Brad Marchand told TNT the Panthers always believed they could win the Cup. Everybody wrote us off from start of playoffs. They had everybody beating us in every round and

We just had that fire. We knew we had something special. It's incredible to be part of this group right now. Marshawn acquired at the trade deadline, scored some huge goals for the Panthers in the Stanley Cup Final. Sam Reinhardt, though, he was the star last night. Four of the five goals in the Cup clincher. Sam Bennett, he walked away, though, with the Conn Smythe Trophy as the playoff MVP. He led the league with 15 playoff goals.

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Major League Baseball, the Detroit Tigers lead the majors with 47 wins after a 7-3 win over the Pirates. Javi Baez smashing two home runs on the 10th anniversary of his call-up to the majors. The Bronx Bombers, they keep bombing. The Angels shut out the Yankees 4-zip. Get this, New York has not scored in 29 innings.

They've lost five straight games. Never in the storied history of the Yankees have they been shut out in four straight. Meanwhile, New York's other team, they blew a 4-1 eighth inning lead to the Braves in Atlanta. Atlanta winning it in ten innings, five to four. The Mets have lost four straight. There could be some bad blood between the Dodgers and Padres. Fernando Tatis got plunked last night, so the Padres turned around and hit Shohei Otani, which prompted the umpires to warn both benches no more of that.

That led to a furious reaction from the Dodgers manager, Dave Roberts. He got thrown out. Dodgers did hang on and win the game 8-6. Other winners, the Jays, the Cardinals, the Reds, the Guardians, the Orioles, the Royals, the Mariners, the Astros, the Marlins, the Rockies, and the Cubs. For more scores, stories, and features, go to FoxSports.com. I'm Frank Lanza. Get more on the Fox Sports app and FoxSports.com.

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