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Daily Sports Brief-June 8, 2025
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DAILY SPORTS BRIEF – June 8, 2025
Intro:
Welcome to your Sunday sports download! No NBA games, but plenty of action elsewhere: MLB bats were hot, the Stanley Cup Final went to double OT, and the Chicago Fire set MLS nets ablaze. Let’s get to the good stuff.
Top Sports Stories:
Belmont Stakes Drama: Sovereignty outdueled Journalism in a rematch of Derby and Preakness winners to take the Belmont Stakes. Horse racing’s best headline since, well, Journalism lost.
Stanley Cup Final Thriller: The Panthers evened the series with a 5-4 double OT win over the Oilers. Brad Marchand played hero, and Edmonton fans are still recovering.
MLS Mayhem: Chicago Fire torched D.C. United 7-1, with Tom Barlow netting a hat trick. D.C. fans, look away.
Score Recaps:
NBA:
No games played.
MLB:
Orioles 7 – Athletics 4
Mets 8 – Rockies 1
Mariners 6 – Angels 8
Padres 3 – Brewers 4
Red Sox 10 – Yankees 7 (Trevor Story: 5 RBIs)
Royals 1 – White Sox 4
Cubs 6 – Tigers 1
Blue Jays 5 – Twins 4
Dodgers 1 – Cardinals 2
NHL:
Panthers 5 – Oilers 4 (2OT, Stanley Cup Final Game 2: Brad Marchand GWG)
MLS:
D.C. United 1 – Chicago Fire 7 (Tom Barlow hat trick)
Colorado Rapids 0 – Austin FC 2
NFL (Offseason News):
No major moves reported.
Player of the Day:
Tom Barlow, Chicago Fire (MLS) – First career MLS hat trick in a 7-1 demolition of D.C. United. Not bad for a Saturday night.
Today's Biggest Games:
Stanley Cup Final Game 3: Oilers vs. Panthers, 7:00 PM ET, ABC
MLB: Yankees vs. Red Sox, 7:05 PM ET, ESPN
MLS: Inter Miami vs. LA Galaxy, 8:00 PM ET, Apple TV
Born on This Day:
Lindsay Davenport – Tennis, 3-time Grand Slam singles champion
Javier Mascherano – Soccer, Olympic gold medalist & Champions League winner
Anfernee Simons – NBA, Portland Trail Blazers guard
Died on This Day:
Satchel Paige – Baseball, Hall of Fame pitcher and Negro Leagues legend
Maria Bueno – Tennis, 7-time Grand Slam singles champion
Where Were You When...
On this day in 1950, the Boston Red Sox beat the St. Louis Browns 29-4, setting six MLB records in a single game. That’s a lot of runs, even for Little League.
Wrap Up:
That’s a Wrap! You made it to the end — more informed than most fantasy league commissioners. Share this with your friends or that coworker who still thinks Ken Griffey Jr. is active. See you tomorrow for more sports mayhem.
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