So the Sharks really need to start winning, eh? Maybe it's time for Reimer in net!
An how about that Phil!
Kessel move around Dillon pic.twitter.com/oSEbR5oLDR
— Stephanie (@myregularface) June 2, 2016
Let's see that Kessel goal from another angle. Video replay: https://t.co/ZPW6HhYl6C pic.twitter.com/MnNp6rK6Wh
— Pittsburgh Penguins (@penguins) June 2, 2016
How long until we get the "Phil is stealing goals from his teammates now." hot teaks?
Oh and WTF is Roman Polak doing here?
Kessel goal pic.twitter.com/N4PENSzaBV
— Stephanie (@myregularface) June 2, 2016
The OT goal
Goal in Game 1 ✓
— Pittsburgh Penguins (@penguins) June 2, 2016
Goal in Game 2 ✓
Looking forward to Game 3 pic.twitter.com/2vlnGjFjjw
How a set face-off play for the Penguins led to Conor Sheary's OT goal in Game 2 of the Stanley Cup Final - PensBurgh
Sidney Crosby was the mastermind of the set play, specifically setting up what he wanted Kris Letang and Conor Sheary to do on the play, and they executed it to perfection.
Also, this happened:
Cameraman lost his lens…whoopsies pic.twitter.com/ubhFaAxYeO
— Pete Blackburn (@PeteBlackburn) June 2, 2016
Joe Thornton of the San Jose Sharks - SI
After an 18-year odyssey marked by playoff flops and unceremoniously stripped captaincy, Joe Thornton stayed true to his game and to San Jose.
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Monsters erupt in third period, take Game 1 of Calder Cup Finals - The Cannon
Zaar scores two as Lake Erie beats Hershey 4-1 on the Bears' home ice
Farewell Old Chap, and be careful out there - Litter Box Cats
"Leaping Stanley" takes a final curtain call after 23 years
Amnesty International warns Brazil against human rights violations ahead of Rio Olympics - World - CBC News
Amnesty International calls on authorities in Brazil to respect human rights as it prepares to host this summer's Olympic Games, warning that recent major sporting events in the country have seen "violent and abusive" crackdowns by security personnel and limitations on freedom of speech.