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The battle for Western Conference supremacy is heating up, and as the Dallas Stars head into Game 3 against the Edmonton Oilers, the stakes are officially rising. Tied at one game apiece, the series has already delivered a mix of wild swings—from Dallas’ dramatic 6-3 comeback in the opener to Edmonton’s shutout dominance in Game 2. Now, the scene shifts north to Edmonton for a rare Sunday afternoon matinee, and both clubs know this could be a series-shifting moment. After a 3-0 loss on home ice, most coaches might ring the alarm. Not Pete DeBoer. The Stars’ head coach isn’t pushing the panic button just yet, insisting that despite the scoreline, Game 2 featured improvements. “Our five-on-five game was better,”

Two clubs traveling in opposite directions in the Eastern Conference will collide Sunday night at Mercedes-Benz Stadium, where Atlanta United hosts high-flying FC Cincinnati. While Cincinnati is pushing for top-of-the-table dominance, Atlanta is trying to rediscover its rhythm and avoid sinking even deeper in the standings. It’s a classic showdown of ambition vs adversity—and both clubs have a lot on the line. FC Cincinnati continues to turn heads this season, sitting at 9-3-2 with 29 points. They’re unbeaten in nine of their last 10 and are currently tied with Philadelphia atop the Eastern Conference. Yet, not all points feel the same. Last weekend’s 1-1 draw against the Columbus Crew left head coach Pat Noonan with mixed emotions. “I’m proud of

The Cleveland Guardians have been quietly building momentum, and Sunday presents a chance to make a serious statement. After taking the first three games of their four-game set in Detroit, Cleveland now goes for the sweep against the division-leading Tigers—with Logan Allen squaring off against Tarik Skubal in a must-watch pitching duel. For a Guardians team chasing AL Central supremacy, a series sweep would do more than just boost morale—it would cut deeper into Detroit’s lead and build confidence for the stretch ahead. Logan Allen has had a mixed bag of outings recently. His last start against Minnesota on Monday was cut short after just three innings due to rain. He gave up two runs on 53 pitches before the

Following a wild, rain-soaked, 13-inning marathon that ended after midnight, the Los Angeles Dodgers and New York Mets will try to refocus quickly as they square off again Saturday night at Citi Field. The Dodgers are looking to clinch the series, while the Mets are hoping to rebound after yet another gut-wrenching loss. Friday’s series opener had a bit of everything — a 98-minute rain delay, 40 total players used, 17 pitchers, and 24 stranded runners — but it was the Dodgers who ultimately prevailed 7-5 in 13 innings behind a clutch RBI double from Teoscar Hernández and lockdown relief pitching in extras. The victory marked Los Angeles’ third straight and showcased their resilience in the face of a grueling