Last Word On Sports

18 hours ago | lastwordonsports.com | Conor Power

As the Edmonton Oilers make the Stanley Cup Final, Corey Perry will be in his fourth final in five years. He will try to win his second Cup. At the age of 40, Perry is one of the few remaining members of the illustrious 2003 NHL draft class. He’s achieved everything in hockey. Perry won the Stanley Cup in 2007 with the Anaheim Ducks. He won the Hart Trophy as League MVP in 2010-11. He won the Rocket Richard Trophy in 2010-11 as the top goalscorer in the NHL. That’s a decorated career.

19 hours ago | lastwordonsports.com | Jordan Pagkalinawan

On Dec. 8, 2011, for roughly two hours and 16 minutes, Chris Paul was a member of the Los Angeles Lakers. Following the blockbuster that never was, he eventually suited up for the crosstown rival Clippers, pioneering the “Lob City” era before journeying around the Western Conference for the last eight years. Now, as Paul gears up for free agency ahead of his age-40 season, there’s a chance he could don the purple and gold after all. Could 12x All-Star Finally End Up a Laker?

1 day ago | lastwordonsports.com | Jordan Pagkalinawan

After the New York Knicks dismissed Tom Thibodeau following their best season in decades, several quality candidates are in line to replace him. Among those trying to enter the fray is a born-and-bred New Yorker with some notable Laker ties. Former Lakers Champion Vying for Coveted Coaching JobIn a series of posts not long after Thibodeau’s departure, New York native, 2010 NBA champion, and former Laker Metta Sandiford-Artest pushed for consideration of the Knicks opening.

2 days ago | lastwordonsports.com | Jordan Pagkalinawan

Aside from massive speculation around LeBron James’ future, Lakers fans are also waiting with bated breath on their other superstar, Luka Doncic, and what he’ll do now that he’s in LA. According to NBA insider Bobby Marks, the 27-year-old maestro has multiple extension options at his disposal, but there’s one he may be more inclined to accept than others.

3 days ago | lastwordonsports.com | Conor Power

The Edmonton Oilers will play for the 2025 Stanley Cup championship, but they’ll need their depth. Edmonton’s ambitions require their depth to answer the test. The Edmonton Oilers conquered the West like the Vandals in Rome, but the work is not done. Edmonton has their eyes set on the monster chalice. If they want to lift the famed mug, they need to overcome the vaunted Florida Panthers. To overcome the defending Stanley Cup Champions, Edmonton needs its depth scoring.