NHL Playoffs Tracker: Stanley Cup Final Odds, Latest Stories As Of June 14

The Carolina Hurricanes will look to replicate what the New York Knicks did last night. 

The Knicks defeated the San Antonio Spurs on the road to close out the NBA Finals and take home the coveted Larry O’Brien Trophy. Tonight, the Hurricanes will have the opportunity to close out the NHL Stanley Cup final on the road against the Vegas Golden Knights. 

The Stanley Cup final has been electric, with each game keeping fans on the edge of their seats. Whether it’s back-and-forth goal-scoring affairs or near-impossible comebacks, the first five games of this series have had everything, and Game 6 is sure to be more of the same. 

Following Game 5, Golden Knights coach John Tortorella was asked if he could look to Adin Hill in relief of Carter Hart. His response was to bash the question, claiming it was “the dumbest question he’s ever heard.”

Yesterday, Tortorella doubled down on his confidence in Hart, as he’ll duel Brandon Bussi, the projected starter in Game 6. 

Here are the latest Stanley Cup final odds from BetMGM, new stories and the top scorers of the playoffs.  

Game 6: Carolina at Vegas, Sunday, June 14, 8 p.m. ET (ABC, SN, CBC, TVAS)

Carolina leads 3-2

Game 1: Vegas 5, Carolina 4

Game 2: Vegas 3, Carolina 4 (OT)

Game 3: Carolina 4, Vegas 5 (2OT)

Game 4: Carolina 5, Vegas 3

Game 5: Vegas 2, Carolina 4

Game 6 odds on BetMGM: Carolina (1.87/-115), Vegas (1.95/-105)

Stanley Cup winner odds: Vegas (4.10/+310), Carolina (1.25/-400)

- John Tortorella Might Not Entertain The Question, But Should The Golden Knights Turn To Adin Hill Over Carter Hart?

- Stanley Cup Final: Hurricanes Beat Golden Knights To Reach The Edge Of Glory

- Golden Knights' Stanley Cup Hopes Take Major Hit As William Karlsson Injured In Game 5 Loss To Hurricanes

- 'It's Big Players Showing Up At Big Times': Andrei Svechnikov, Nikolaj Ehlers, Sean Walker, Sebastian Aho, Jordan Staal, Brandon Bussi On Game 5 Win

- Do Or Die: 3 Takeaways As Golden Knights Lose Critical Game 5

- Hurricanes Recall AHL Netminder As Frederik Andersen's Status Remains A Mystery

1. Mitch Marner, Vegas Golden Knights: 29 points, 21 games

2. Jack Eichel, Vegas Golden Knights: 22 points, 21 games

T-3. Taylor Hall, Carolina Hurricanes: 18 points, 18 games

T-3. Jackson Blake, Carolina Hurricanes: 18 points, 18 games

T-3. Brett Howden, Vegas Golden Knights: 18 points, 21 games

T-3. Shea Theodore, Vegas Golden Knights: 18 points, 21 games

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