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The 2025 Stanley Cup playoffs are down to their final two teams, as the Florida Panthers and Edmonton Oilers meet for the second straight season for the right to lift the chalice. One of the players in this series is going to win the Conn Smythe as NHL postseason MVP.
EDMONTON — Connor McDavid was asked if the Edmonton Oilers had to lose in the Stanley Cup Final before they could win a championship.
Connor McDavid is no stranger to winning NHL awards, including the Hart Trophy for MVP (three times), Ted Lindsay Award for most outstanding player (four times), and Art Ross Trophy for most points (five times) all by the age of 28.
Sixteen teams made the field for the 2025 Stanley Cup playoffs, but the list has been whittled down to two. For the second time in as many years, the Florida Panthers and Edmonton Oilers are facing off in the Stanley Cup Final.
Oddsmakers think the Stanley Cup Final rematch between the Florida Panthers and Edmonton Oilers is a toss-up.
After one day without playoff hockey, the chase for the Stanley Cup resumes Tuesday night with the start of the conference finals — and the star power still in contention is off the charts.
The 2025 WNBA season opens with the New York Liberty (+230) looking to defend their championship crown against a number of contenders. The Indiana Fever (+350), led by superstar guard Caitlin Clark, look to be among the top teams in the league after their first-round playoff exit last season. The Fever and Las Vegas Aces (+350) are tied for the second-shortest odds to win the WNBA Finals this season. Behind them is the Minnesota Lynx (+400) and Napheesa Collier, who looks to make her case for the WNBA MVP after finishing runner-up to A'ja Wilson a season ago.
BRISTOL, Conn. — Caitlin Clark's return to Iowa's Carver-Hawkeye Arena for the WNBA preseason game between the Indiana Fever and Brazilian national team averaged 1.3 million viewers on ESPN, the network announced Tuesday.