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BETA SQUAD vs AMP LIVE DRAFT
OFFICIAL PLAYER DRAFT STREAM starts at 5pm BST (12am EST) SATURDAY June 1st. Watch on as managers Druski and Mark Goldbridge find out who's in their squads. OFFICIAL MATCH STREAM starts at 3:30pm BST (10:30am EST) Sunday June 2nd. Kick off time is at 4pm BST (11am EST) Sunday June 2nd. DONATE HERE: thewaterproject.org/beta Any donations you make are greatly appreciated and going to a great cause! Hope you enjoy the match. Both teams will be recruiting the best players possible, and let it be known that on June 2nd, at Selhurst Park Stadium in London, we’ll finally find out if its Football or Soccer. Subscribe to everyone! Aj: @AjShabeel Sharky: @sharky Chunkz: @Chunkz Niko: @Niko Kenny: @KingKennyTV Subscribe to @AMPEXCLUSIVE Agent: @Agent00gaming Chris: @Chrisnxtdoor Davis: @ItsDavisss Duke: @DukeDennisAMP Fanum: @Fanum Kai: @KaiCenat Follow us on Social Media to stay connected! Twitter ► https://twitter.com/BetaSquad5 Instagram ► https://www.instagram.com/betasquad5 TikTok ► https://www.tiktok.com/@betasquad
#HANDBALL | Paris vs Aix ⎮ Le résumé du match (Merci Niko 🥹)
Le PSG n'avait pas le droit à l'erreur ce vendredi soir lors de la réception du Pays d'Aix. Devant un Accor Arena plein à craquer et ...
UFC 302 | Paulo Costa bringing Secret Juice to Australia, talks Adesanya v Dricus Du Plessis
Niko Pajarillo chats with UFC middleweight Paulo Costa ahead of his fight against Sean Strickland at UFC 302. The pair also ...
Sam Bennett, Niko Mikkola: Florida Panthers Before Game 2 vs. New York Rangers
Florida Panthers center Sam Bennett and defenseman Niko Mikkola speak on their team's off day on Thursday, May 23, 2024 in ...
NHL Signings from May 6-15, 2024
NHL Signings from May 6-15, 2024: Signings May 15 David Rittich, Los Angeles Kings, 1 yr, $1 M/yr May 14 Niko Huuhtanen, ...
Aleksander Barkov & Niko Mikkola React to Florida Panthers vs. New York Rangers East Finals Matchup
Watch as Aleksander Barkov & Niko Mikkola React to Florida Panthers vs. New York Rangers East Finals Matchup Subscribe to ...
Jämijärvi K1E9 Pro Tour 2024 Rasmus Saukkoriipi, Teemu Talikainen, Nestori Tuhkanen, Onni Lahti PDPT
Prodigy Disc Pro Tour 2024: osakilpailu 1/5 radalla Jämikeskus frisbeegolfpuisto, Jämijärvi (17.-19.5.). Kierros 1/3, etuysi. Pelattu 17.5.2024. Kiertueen kaikki videot: https://youtube.com/watch?v=ZPHQh_csx_w&list=PLQeqIyXP_55728f6DGe5NFNN1MPibGqsM Avoimen luokan pelaajat: Rasmus Saukkoriipi https://www.pdga.com/player/136325 Teemu Talikainen https://www.pdga.com/player/155087 + https://youtube.com/@teemutalikainen Nestori Tuhkanen https://www.pdga.com/player/110462 Onni Lahti https://www.pdga.com/player/181462 Selostus: Niko Strömberg ja Otto Karpio Jokaisen kierroksen väylän 17 lopussa arvotaan Patronien kesken yksi Disc Golf Finlandin nimikkokiekko. Arvontaan osallistuvat automaattisesti Disc Golf Finlandin kaikki aktiiviset Patronit. Voittajille annetaan viikko aikaa nähdä arvonta itse, jonka jälkeen otamme yhteyttä Patreonin kautta. Sama henkilö ei voi voittaa kahta kertaa saman osakilpailun aikana. Postitus vain Suomeen. Kiekkoja voi myös ostaa Powergripin verkkokaupasta https://powergrip.fi/hae?query=dgf 1. kierroksen tulokset: https://discgolfmetrix.com/2933230 Pro Tour 2024 videotuotannot: Jälkituotanto MPO-kärki https://youtube.com/DiscGolfFinland Jälkituotanto FPO-kärki https://youtube.com/@Aave-media Drone-lennättäjä: Henri Christensen (https://scai.fi) Ohjelmointi: Jani Askolin Leikkaus: Sakari Hallikainen Reaktiokamera: JTP Korikamera ja leikkaus: Sampsa Villman Pelaajakamera, videoeditointi ja grafiikat: Ilja Balabin Valokuvat: Ilja Balabin, Sampsa Villman ja JTP Intromusiikki: Egozi - Jell-O Tue meitä Patreonissa: https://patreon.com/DiscGolfFinland https://www.facebook.com/Disc.Golf.Finland https://www.instagram.com/DiscGolfFinland DGF-kiekot: https://powergrip.fi/hae?query=dgf Kiertueen virallinen tiedotus: https://frisbeegolfmedia.fi/kilpailut/prodigy-disc-pro-tour https://facebook.com/prodigydiscprotour https://www.prodigydisc.eu https://tomoottajat.fi https://scai.fi https://www.poppamies.fi https://www.merrell.fi https://powergrip.fi/hae?query=dgf https://trailertukku.fi https://www.esat.fi Etelä-Suomen Autotalo https://www.wearnepra.com https://hillside.fi/frisbeegolf https://www.instagram.com/premiumdiscgolfresort
NHL '94 "Game of the Night" Lightning @ Panthers "2024 Eastern Conference playoff" game 5
Aleksander Barkov remembers the disappointment of years past. The Tampa Bay Lightning had eliminated his Florida Panthers from the NHL playoffs in each of their previous three meetings, and if the Panthers wanted to cement themselves as one of the NHL's best, this year's result needed to be different. “At some point you knew you were going to have them again," Barkov said, "and you've got to be able to get over that hump, and we did it this year.” Barkov and Carter Verhaege each had two goals and an assist to go along with 31 saves from Sergei Bobrovsky, and the Panthers beat the Lightning 6-1 in Game 5 on Monday night to clinch their first-round series and advance in the NHL playoffs. Niko Mikkola had a goal and an assist, Evan Rodrigues also scored and Matthew Tkachuk had two assists for the Panthers, who won a playoff series against Tampa Bay for the first time in franchise history and clinched a postseason series at home for only the fourth time. Florida bested Boston and Philadelphia on home ice in the first two rounds of the 1996 playoffs, then eliminated Carolina at home in last season’s Eastern Conference finals en route to their second Stanley Cup Final appearance. The Panthers didn’t downplay it: Monday night’s win meant a lot. All three playoff series between the two teams have come in the last four years, with Tampa Bay winning the first one 4-2 in 2021 and then sweeping Florida in 2022. The Panthers won the first three games this year before the Lightning avoided elimination with a 6-3 win in Game 4, forcing the Panthers to close out the series on home ice. “This was a big series for us," said Tkachuk, who had three goals and six assists in the first round. “We always knew that for us ultimately to win it all, it was probably going to have to go through Tampa at some point, so just an amazing feeling closing it out at home.” Victor Hedman scored for the Lightning, which was eliminated in the first round for the second straight year after reaching the Final three straight years. Andrei Vasilevsky stopped 33 shots. Verhaeghe opened scoring for the Panthers with a four-on-four goal just 45 seconds into the second period. Verhaeghe grabbed his own rebound and wristed a shot past Vasilevsky. Barkov gave Florida a 2-0 lead when he pounced on a rebound for a short-handed goal — his first of the playoffs — at 7:22 of the second period. He added another at 8:54 of a four-goal third to restore the Panthers' two-goal cushion after Hedman got the Lightning on the board 59 seconds after Barkov's first score. The Panthers had 22 shots on goal in the second, which is the second-most in a single period of a playoff game in franchise history. Florida had 23 shots in the third period of a playoff win against Pittsburgh in 1996. Rodrigues added a score for good measure with less than six minutes left to play on a wrist shot that was his first goal of the playoffs, and Verhaeghe scored an empty-netter with just under four minutes to play to stretch his franchise-record goals total to 20. Mikkola added to the onslaught with another empty-netter nearly three minutes later. Anthony Cirelli appeared to have scored Tampa Bay's first goal when he tapped a loose puck past Bobrovsky with seven minutes left in the first period. The goal was overturned, however, after the Panthers challenged for goaltender interference. Former Panther Anthony Duclair's right skate made contact with Bobrovsky as he was trying to make the save. The Lightning had another goal waved off in the second period when Mikhail Sergachev appeared to tie it on a long-range shot from the blue line. The goal was immediately waved off because of goaltender interference by Cirelli, and upheld after a failed Tampa Bay challenge. Lightning coach Jon Cooper said he didn't feel Duclair's interference was “egregious” enough to warrant disallowing the goal. "Now we have to rebound from that. We do, and then the next one is a net-front battle. I will give the goallie credit — He quit on the play. He completely quit. There was maybe incidental contact at most. “Net-front battles aren't allowed anymore?" Cooper continued. "That's part of everybody's game. The boxing out that goes there is like prison rules in the playoffs. But it's not prison rules for the goallie? ... And when the players are working so hard on both teams, like I said it's a war down there, I think we're letting the goallies off the hook.” The Lightning's NHL-best power play during the regular season was inconsistent in this first round. Tampa Bay had two man-advantages in the first 10 minutes of the opening period — Florida killed them both off — and finished the game 0 for 3. NEXT The Panthers will play either Boston or Toronto in the second round. Boston leads that series 3-1 with Game 5 on Tuesday.