Sports scoreboard for Saturday, June 14, 2025
Saturday's Scoreboard
NHL
Stanley Cup Final
Florida 5 Edmonton 2
(Florida leads best-of-seven series 3-2)
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CFL
Calgary 29 Toronto 19
Saskatchewan 28 Hamilton 23
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MLB
Interleague
Philadelphia 3 Toronto 2
Cincinnati 11 Detroit 1
Tampa Bay 8 N.Y. Mets 4
American League
Athletics 4 Kansas City 0
Houston 3 Minnesota 2
Texas 5 Chicago White Sox 4 (11)
Baltimore 6 L.A. Angels 5
Boston 4 N.Y. Yankees 3
Seattle 4 Cleveland 3
National League
Miami 4 Washington 3
Chicago Cubs 2 Pittsburgh 1
Atlanta 4 Colorado 1
St. Louis 8 Milwaukee 5
Arizona 8 San Diego 7
L.A. Dodgers 11 San Francisco 5
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MLS
CF Montréal 3 Houston 1
Columbus 2 Vancouver 1
L.A. Galaxy 3 St Louis City 3
Cincinnati 1 New England 0
Philadelphia 2 Charlotte FC 1
Austin FC 2 New York 1
Nashville 2 Chicago 0
FC Dallas 4 Sporting Kansas City 2
San Diego FC 4 Minnesota 2
Orlando City 1 Colorado 0
Real Salt Lake 2 D.C. United 0
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Canadian Premier League
Cavalry (Calgary) 1 Wanderers (Halifax) 1
York United (Toronto) 3 Pacific (Langford, B.C.) 1
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Northern Super League
Montreal 2 Ottawa 1
Toronto 2 Calgary 1
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WNBA
Minnesota 101 Los Angeles 78
Indiana 102 New York 88
Golden State 76 Seattle 70
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Canadian Elite Basketball League
Vancouver 91 Montreal 82
Brampton 95 Edmonton 91
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