NHL: Panthers win first Stanley Cup title by defeating the Oilers 4-3

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Wednesday, July 3, 2024 

(1) Story

Sunrise, FL —— The Panthers win the Stanley Cup

Here are the 2 sources

• Boston University Athletics. "Rodriguez Wins Stanley Cup with the Florida Panthers" —  June 26, 2024
• CBS News Miami. "Florida Panthers' 30-year wait over! Cats make history, win Stanley Cup." —  June 24, 2024