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Time of India
7 days ago
- Sport
- Time of India
'F**king cucks': Sean Avery humiliates Mitch Marner, Paul Bissonnette and Leafs Nation after playoff collapse
Sean Avery criticized Mitch Marner and analyst Paul Bissonnette on a live stream (Image via The Canadian Press) Former NHL agitator Sean Avery is never one to hold back — and this time, his fire was directed squarely at Toronto Maple Leafs forward Mitch Marner and analyst Paul Bissonnette following the team's brutal playoff elimination. With emotions still raw after a Game 7 loss to the Florida Panthers on home ice, Avery unleashed a scathing critique during a Spittin' Chiclets live stream that left little to interpretation. Sean Avery calls out Marner and Leafs fans for hanging onto false hope Appearing live during Game 5 of the Oilers-Stars series, Avery didn't waste time before going off on the Leafs and those who still believe Marner has a future in Toronto. 'Okay, just quickly. I'll be quick. Biz, what were you smoking? What crypto were you smoking that you thought that the Toronto Maple Leafs had any f***ing hope in hell of beating the Florida Panthers?' — spittinchiclets (@spittinchiclets) The former NHL enforcer then doubled down, calling out fans and anyone entertaining the idea of re-signing Marner: 'And anyone in Toronto that's a Leafs fan that drinks this Kool-Aid, and they do it every year, and they're already getting ready for next year and talking about Mitch the bch. Signing Mitch the bch. What are you, f***ing cucks? What is wrong with you? It's time to move on.' With free agency looming, Mitch Marner's time in Toronto may be over The harsh comments come amid growing speculation that Mitch Marner has played his last game as a Maple Leaf. The 28-year-old winger is set to hit free agency on July 1 after completing a six-year, $65.4 million contract. With another playoff flameout on the books, Toronto's front office is expected to explore major changes to the core. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like Buy Brass Idols - Handmade Brass Statues for Home & Gifting Luxeartisanship Buy Now Undo According to FanDuel's latest odds, the Chicago Blackhawks and Carolina Hurricanes are front-runners to land Marner, thanks to their ample cap space and growing need for offensive firepower. While the Maple Leafs remain listed in the top three, a return feels increasingly unlikely. Also Read: Inside Lauren Kyle McDavid's upcoming Bar Trove: A chic new lounge opening soon in Edmonton Sean Avery may have been brash in delivery, but his message echoed a sentiment felt by many — the Marner era in Toronto may have run its course.
Newsweek
29-05-2025
- Sport
- Newsweek
FanDuel Promo Code: Get $200 Bonus for Pacers-Knicks, NHL, MLB Games
The FanDuel promo code for new users gives a $200 bonus for Pacers vs. Knicks tonight, as well as NHL and MLB games this week. The FanDuel promo code for new users gives a $200 bonus for Pacers vs. Knicks tonight, as well as NHL and MLB games this week. Score a massive $200 bonus in addition to your cash payout when you place, and win, a bet of $5 or more to start your FanDuel account. New bettors like you can lock in this welcome offer by signing up with the FanDuel promo code offer and betting on Pacers-Knicks game 5 tonight. No code is needed when signing up here. Netting yourself $200 in extra bonus bets only requires a simple $5 wager on something like the Knicks moneyline or Pacers C Myles Turner's point total, for instance. If your first bet settles as a win, the sportsbook will credit your account with the bonus. Pacers-Knicks FanDuel Promo Code Details The twists and turns of this series have been memorable, and another battle begins tonight at 8 p.m. ET with Game 5 of Pacers vs. Knicks. To make this game even more exciting, the FanDuel promo code can be used to win you $200 in bonus bets if you place a successful wager on any market in this matchup. Making a qualifying bet is simple. First, find a market that you are confident will end up winning. Then, wager at least $5 on that bet. If it does end up settling as a win, FanDuel will send you an extra $200 bonus along with the cash you have won. As an example, say that you are a Knicks fan and expect Karl-Anthony Towns to once again have a huge game. You could then check out FanDuel and find a point total of his that you are comfortable with. Towns is averaging almost 24 points a game, so if you think he will at least come close to that mark, you could take him to score 15+ points, for instance. If this wager is successful, you will have won cash, and the bonus will also be credited to your account. Pacers-Knicks, NHL, MLB Bonuses at FanDuel Along with the welcome promotion, customers who sign up today can find a range of other offers on the FanDuel app. Get profit boosts for the NBA, NHL, WNBA and the French Open, plus several same game parlay options for Pacers-Knicks tonight. For instance, there is a boost available for Pacers-Knicks that will boost your same game parlay odds by 25 percent. Build an SGP and get those odds enhanced by claiming this promotion. A 25 percent boost is also available for any Oilers-Stars wager. Place a standard bet or create an SGP to grab this odds increase. Tennis fans can claim two separate odds enhancements for the French Open. Use one on a standard parlay and another on a same game parlay to increase your cash payout. Bet on the WNBA tonight and step up your odds with a profit boost offer. A same game parlay will get an odds increase of 25 percent. How to Create Account with FanDuel Promo Code FanDuel will require personal and banking details to complete your account set-up. The information you need to have available will include your full legal name, date of birth and geolocation of your cellular device, among others. Initial cash deposits can be made through any secure payment method. These include your debit card, credit card, online bank or a payment app, like PayPal. Bonus bets will expire seven (7) days after they are issued. Bets do not have to be spent on the same wager, and you can pick how much of a bonus you want to use on a wager by setting the amount in your betslip. Newsweek may earn an affiliate commission if you sign up through the links in this article. See the sportsbook operator's terms and conditions for important details. Sports betting operators have no influence over newsroom coverage.
Yahoo
29-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
NHL Stanley Cup Finals on deck: When will NHL Finals start?
As Bon Jovi likes to say, we're halfway there. On May 28, the Florida Panthers punched their ticket to the Stanley Cup Finals by eliminating the Carolina Hurricanes in five games. While the Panthers will represent the Eastern Conference, the Western Conference has yet to be decided. Advertisement It could end as early as May 29 when the Edmonton Oilers travel to Dallas needing one win over the Stars to end the series. The Oilers lead the series 3-1. So when will the finals start? That depends on what happens tonight. A win by the Oilers tonight would likely mean the finals would start June 4. But should the Stars force a Game 6, that would push the Stanley Cup Finals until June 7. Either way, the Stanley Cup Finals should start sometime next week. NHL Eastern Conference Finals Game 1: Panthers 5, Hurricanes 2. Game 2: Panthers 5, Hurricanes 0. Game 3: Panthers 6, Hurricanes 2. Game 4: Hurricanes 3, Panthers 0. Game 5: Panthers 5, Hurricanes 3 NHL Western Conference Finals Game 1: Stars 6, Oilers 3. Game 2: Oilers 3, Stars 0. Game 3: Oilers 6, Stars 1. Game 4: Oilers 4, Stars 1. Game 5: Thursday, May 29, Edmonton at Dallas. Game 6: Saturday, May 31, Dallas at Edmonton (if necessary). Game 7: Monday, June 2, Edmonton at Dallas, 8 (if necessary). What time is tonight's Oilers-Stars game? Tonight's game is slated to start at 8 p.m. What channel is tonight's Oilers-Stars game on? Tonight's game is on ESPN. This article originally appeared on Asbury Park Press: When do the NHL Finals start? Panthers await Stars vs. Oilers winner
USA Today
24-05-2025
- Sport
- USA Today
Dallas Stars vs. Edmonton Oilers live updates: Goals, highlights, TV, how to watch Game 2
Dallas Stars vs. Edmonton Oilers live updates: Goals, highlights, TV, how to watch Game 2 Show Caption Hide Caption Former NHL player Riley Cote on all things Stanley Cup Playoffs Riley Cote stops by to talk all things Stanley Cup Playoffs and his partnership with Trulieve. Sports Seriously The Edmonton Oilers will need a comeback on Friday night after the Dallas Stars' comeback in Game 1 put them at a disadvantage in the Western Conference finals. Dallas took a 1-0 series lead by rallying from a 3-1 deficit with five consecutive goals in the third period for a 6-3 win. The Stars scored three power-play goals in the period, capitalizing on a weakness for the Oilers on the road this postseason. Edmonton has given up 12 power-play goals on 25 opportunities on the road for a 52% penalty-killing percentage. They're at 83.3% during home games. Here's what to know about Game 2 of the Western Conference finals between the Dallas Stars and Edmonton Oilers, including how to watch: Ryan Nugent-Hopkins' power-play strike was the only goal of the first period. Edmonton goalie Stuart Skinner has stopped all 11 shots he's faced, while counterpart Jake Oettinger has stopped nine of 10. The Oilers did manage to kill off a Dallas power play, something they weren't able to do in the third period of their Game 1 collapse. Edmonton will begin the second period with 1:31 of power play time after Stars defenseman Thomas Harley was called for holding at 19:29. Just like in Game 1, the Oilers are on the board first. Ryan Nugent-Hopkins cashes in with a tap-in on the power play at 5:51 of the first. What time is Stars vs. Oilers Game 2? Game 2 of the Oilers-Stars series will be played at 8 p.m. ET on Friday in Dallas. How to watch Stars vs. Oilers NHL playoff game: TV, stream
USA Today
23-05-2025
- Sport
- USA Today
Dallas Stars vs. Edmonton Oilers: TV channel, time, how to watch Game 2 of West finals
The Edmonton Oilers will need a comeback on Friday night after the Dallas Stars' comeback in Game 1 put them at a disadvantage in the Western Conference finals. Dallas took a 1-0 series lead by rallying from a 3-1 deficit with five consecutive goals in the third period for a 6-3 win. The Stars scored three power-play goals in the period, capitalizing on a weakness for the Oilers on the road this postseason. Edmonton has given up 12 power-play goals on 25 opportunities on the road for a 52% penalty-killing percentage. They're at 83.3% during home games. Here's what to know about Game 2 of the Western Conference finals between the Dallas Stars and Edmonton Oilers, including how to watch: What time is Stars vs. Oilers Game 2? Game 2 of the Oilers-Stars series will be played at 8 p.m. ET on Friday in Dallas. How to watch Stars vs. Oilers NHL playoff game: TV, stream Time: 8 p.m. ET/7 p.m. local 8 p.m. ET/7 p.m. local Location: American Airlines Center (Dallas) American Airlines Center (Dallas) TV: ESPN ESPN Stream: ESPN+, Fubo
