Ben and Brent go into the final hour of today's FAN Morning Show focused again on the Stanley Cup Final and Game 6 tonight. The hosts wonder if this could be a Connor McDavid game where he wills his Oilers into a chance at a championship. B&B bring on NHL Network’s Billy Jaffe, who has been working between the benches for this series. The trio get into how good Brad Marchand has been, the Panthers’ ability to roll lines which leads to their dominance, McDavid’s performance so far, and how Florida has limited him to a certain degree. To close out the day, Ben and Brent check in with SN590’s own, former big leaguer, Kevin Barker (25:03)! He helps tee up this week's Blue Jays homestand with thoughts on Vladimir Guerrero Jr.'s year, what's behind his lack of power, and if Alejandro Kirk’s success is sustainable.

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Ben & Brent dive into NHL news in their second hour, starting with Game 6 of the Stanley Cup Final in Sunrise, Florida. They discuss the Oilers' goaltending situation and its implications for Edmonton. The duo also examines the Panthers' potential for a dynasty and the financials behind it. They touch on rumors of the Leafs' interest in Mika Zibanejad as a possible 2C solution. To wrap up, they chat with Jon Morosi (26:11) from MLB Network about the surprising Rafael Devers trade by the Red Sox and its implications, along with the Blue Jays welcoming the D-Backs and former prospect Gabriel Moreno's return.

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Ben & Brent start Tuesday by discussing the Thunder's close win in Game 5 of the NBA Finals, just one victory away from their first title. They analyze OKC's potential to become a dynasty based on their assets. The conversation shifts to Haliburton's off night leading to the Pacers' loss and what next season's Eastern Conference landscape might look like. They also explore potential trade candidates and whether the Raptors could bolster their contender status. The episode wraps up with Ohtani's return to the mound and the Red Sox's trade of Rafael Devers, plus a look at Olympic hockey rosters, highlighting the absence of goalies for Canada and the U.S (30:10).

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