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Rangers' Igor Shesterkin wins Vezina Trophy as NHL's best goaltender

NEW YORK — Igor Shesterkin clearly was the Rangers’ Most Valuable Player in the 2021-22 season, but he didn’t end up getting enough leaguewide support to win the Hart Trophy as the NHL’s MVP.

Newsday

NBA Finals viewership up 24 percent over 2021

The Nielsen company says the NBA Finals series between two stories franchises reached 24% more viewers than the 2021 Finals

The Independent UK

Betting/Fantasy Impact: Rob Gronkowski Retires

The betting and fantasy ramifications of Rob Gronkowski’s second retirement, this time after two seasons with the Buccaneers.

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Rob Gronkowski announces his NFL retirement

TAMPA, Fla. — Bucs tight end and four-time All-Pro Rob Gronkowski announced his retirement Tuesday, possibly setting up what Tampa Bay fans can only hope will be the most famous double-reverse in NFL history.

Tribune News Service

Rob Gronkowski is retiring from the NFL. Again. For now.

Gronk mentioned "Tampa" or "Buccaneers" six times in his retirement post. He didn't mention the Patriots once.

USA Today Sports Media Group

Rob Gronkowski decides to hang up the cleats

Veteran tight end Rob Gronkowski has decided to retire again, rather than return for a third season with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.

USA Today Sports Media Group

Lightning bounce back, beat Avalanche 6-2 in Game 3

Two nights after being limited to just 16 shots in a 7-0 loss in Denver, the Lightning rebounded by finally finding a way to neutralize Colorado’s speed and solve Darcy Kuemper.

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Lightning bounce back, claim first win vs. Avalanche in Cup final

TAMPA, Fla. — From the looks of Game 3, the Lightning have their mojo back. And the team couldn’t have better timing.

Tribune News Service

How did this happen? Lightning seem to be wondering that, too.

DENVER — So, we have theories. We have hypotheses. We have wild-hair thoughts and fait accompli portents to describe what has happened to the Lightning in the first two games of the Stanley Cup final.

Tribune News Service

John Romano: If the Lightning want to win, they need to create more chaos

DENVER — The disparity in the number of shots between Colorado and Tampa Bay in Game 1 of the Stanley Cup Final was eye-opening and, moving forward, probably insurmountable.

Tribune News Service

Lightning’s secret weapon? Maybe it’s ‘Bathroom Becky.’

TAMPA, Fla. — Becky McKeen has stuck with one tried and true tradition for the past month and a half. Even a run to the airport didn’t change things when the Lightning needed her.

Tribune News Service

Avalanche beat Lightning in OT to open Stanley Cup Final

The Avalanche penalty kill came up clutch against the Lightning, and Andre Burakovsky scored in overtime for the 4-3 victory.

Chicago Sun-Times

Avalanche Win Game 1 of Stanley Cup Final in OT Thriller

Colorado took an early series lead over the Lightning thanks to a game-winning goal by André Burakovsky in overtime.

Sports Illustrated

Nestor Cortes outduels Shane McClanahan as Yankees beat Rays, 4-3

NEW YORK — Tuesday night’s Gerrit Cole vs. Corey Kluber matchup may have been the main event a few years ago, but Wednesday night was the marquee pitching matchup everyone in baseball was waiting for. Nestor Cortes and the Yankees bullpen held off the Rays bats to beat their young…

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The Denver Post

Winning Russian players won’t be able to take Stanley Cup to home country

DENVER — The Russian players participating in the Stanley Cup Final for Tampa Bay and the Avalanche won’t be allowed to take the trophy back to their home country this summer.

USA Today Sports Media Group

The Colorado Avalanche are Stanley Cup favorites over back-to-back champion Tampa Bay Lightning

Colorado gets the nod in both Game 1 and the series from Tipico Sportsbook.

Tribune News Service

How do the Lightning stack up against history’s best?

DENVER — In more than a century of postseason hockey, a team has won the Stanley Cup three times in a row on only five occasions. All in an era before free agency and the salary cap. With Tampa Bay just four victories from winning their 12th consecutive series and…

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John Romano: Too soon to wonder if the Lightning can be called a dynasty? Heck, no.

DENVER — Four more wins, and history will come calling.

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Los Angeles Times

Helene Elliott: In NHL's salary cap era, Lightning aim to become a Stanley Cup dynasty like no other

Stated simply, if it were easy to win the Stanley Cup three straight times somebody would have done it since the New York Islanders won four straight championships, starting in 1980.

Tribune News Service

Colorado Avalanche embracing test to beat the best

There will be no asterisks on the Stanley Cup this season.

Sports Illustrated

Tom Brady: ‘Russell Gage Has to Have Big Year for Us’

The recently-acquired wide receiver is quickly emerging as one of the most important players in Tampa Bay’s offense in 2022.

Tribune News Service

No secret what the Lightning want to do; stopping them is another story

TAMPA, Fla. — They were among the very best in the NHL this season. Threats to score every night, every period, every shift.

Tribune News Service

Byron Buxton's two home runs just part of onslaught as Twins pound Rays, 9-4

MINNEAPOLIS — Two home runs from Byron Buxton spurred the Twins to a 9-4 victory against Tampa Bay on Friday.

Sports Illustrated

MSG Bans Rangers Fan After ‘Abhorrent Assault’ of Lightning Fan

The shocking incident took place after Tampa Bay won Game 5 on Thursday night.

Tribune News Service

John Romano: On your mark, get set, PANIC! Yep, the Lightning are on again.

NEW YORK — Palms were sweating. Heart rates were elevated. Quick prayers were being whispered.

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