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Charlie McAvoy made Boston wait six games, but the moment he returned, he made it count. The Bruins defenseman scored in his season debut after serving a suspension for slashing Buffalo's Zach Benson in last year's playoffs, helping Boston roll past San Jose six to three in a statement performance.
Shifting to baseball, and the Dodgers are in serious trouble in the NLCS. Los Angeles has dropped both of the first two games to the Milwaukee Brewers, and now Teoscar Hernandez is rallying the clubhouse ahead of a must-win Game Three. The Dodgers had chances to close out both contests and couldn't finish, which makes the next forty-eight hours absolutely critical.
And in Europe, Harry Kane is closing in on history. After netting two goals in Bayern's draw against Viking FK in the Champions League, Kane now sits potentially just three games away from breaking Cristiano Ronaldo's all-time scoring record in the competition. One of the most untouchable marks in football, and Kane is knocking on the door.
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