The Winnipeg Jets and Carolina Hurricanes meet Sunday in Raleigh, North Carolina, in a matchup featuring two legitimate Stanley Cup contenders fresh off roster upgrades at the trade deadline. The Jets, who boast the NHL’s best record with 92 points, have been one of the league’s hottest teams, winning 13 of their last 16 games. Meanwhile, the Hurricanes sit second in the Metropolitan Division and are looking to extend their recent three-game winning streak. Adding to the intrigue, two former Nashville Predators will suit up on opposite sides following deadline deals. Winnipeg acquired defenseman Luke Schenn, while Carolina picked up forward Mark Jankowski. The Jets didn’t need a major shakeup at the deadline, but they bolstered their depth by bringing

Two Metropolitan Division rivals meet on Sunday afternoon with both teams badly needing a win. The New Jersey Devils, stuck in third place in the division, have lost three straight and continue to struggle despite an active trade deadline. Meanwhile, the Philadelphia Flyers have also lost three in a row, putting their playoff hopes in serious jeopardy. With both teams trending downward, this game represents an opportunity for one of them to turn things around before it’s too late. Despite making several moves ahead of the NHL trade deadline, the Devils’ 9-14-3 record over their last 26 games has kept them from solidifying a playoff position. Their most recent defeat, a 6-1 blowout loss to the Winnipeg Jets on Friday,

Inter Miami has started the 2025 MLS season in strong form and will look to stay unbeaten when it hosts Charlotte FC on Sunday in Fort Lauderdale, Florida. Miami (1-0-1, 4 points) has been balancing MLS play with its CONCACAF Champions Cup campaign, yet momentum is fully on its side after two straight victories. Charlotte (1-0-1, 4 points) is also coming off a confidence-boosting win over Atlanta United, setting up a clash between two Eastern Conference contenders looking to assert early dominance. Inter Miami has been firing on all cylinders to open the season, scoring six goals across its first two MLS matches while also securing a 2-0 win over Jamaican club Cavalier in the Champions Cup on Thursday. The

The LA Galaxy are in an unexpected slump to start the 2025 MLS season, struggling to find any sort of offensive rhythm. Injuries have ravaged their roster, and through two league matches and one CONCACAF Champions Cup game, they’ve managed just one goal. Their opponent on Sunday, St. Louis City, has also failed to score this season—but for entirely different reasons. While their offense has been stagnant, their defense has been flawless, earning consecutive scoreless draws to open the campaign. Both teams enter this match with something to prove, making this a crucial early-season battle. Coming off their record-setting sixth MLS Cup title in 2024, the Galaxy’s start to 2025 has been anything but smooth. With multiple key departures in