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"It's a good time to get hot eh? I... just wanted to win. I wanted to win so bad." Jordan Staal had an incredible playoff run and he tops it off by winning the Conn Smythe Trophy! 🎥: Sportsnetshow more

This video is Jordan Staal's first shift of the... postseason. Since that moment, at 37 years old Staal's been on his own personal revenge arc: 5 Stanley Cup Finals games 6 goals 69% FO% Could he be the oldest player to ever win a Conn Smythe?show more

NEWHOOK FOR CONNY SMYTHE 🔥

Durham Smythe is ready to work 💪

THE GREEN WATERFALL. 😍 🎥 Adam Conn

We came We saw We Conn-qurered 😤 📰 #GoJays

It's what they do. 🤝🔥 Regan Linney | christopher conn-clarke

TE Durham Smythe lined up at FB on numerous... snaps for the #Bearsshow more

Mitchie Griddy Marner has to do this when he... accepts the Conn Smittyshow more

305. Done the right way. ✝️ Mike Worthington Jamie... Abrams Micah Banks @CedatownF Mickey Conn Clemson Footballshow more

D1 Semi-Final: #1 Orchard Lake St Mary's (25-1) leads... #16 Ann Arbor Huron (22-4) 39-17 Halftime Orchard Lake St Mary's 2025 G Trey McKenney with 10 points. Orchard Lake St Mary's 2024 G Daniel Smythe is lighting it up from deep with 15 points. Todd Covert Huron Basketball 🏀 Trey McKenney Daniel “Bugsy” Smytheshow more

« Tu es très laid, conn***d. Va-t’en au Maroc... » Sacré Lamine, tu as fait le pire choix …show more

Need a quick 3 on Sideline Out of Bounds?... Try this out from DIII Trinity (Conn.) 📝👌 Horns - Back Screen - Exit Screenshow more

Had an AMAZING experience yesterday with Clemson Football !... LETSSS GO TIGERS 🐅!! Coach Tom Allen Mickey Conn Clemson Bias Adam Jordan Sorrells Tyler Clements Noah Villalona Josh Wall Paul Strelow TigerNet.com Anna Adams ChadSimmons Tom Loyshow more

With Durham Smythe gone, the #Bears need a TE3... to put into the rotation. How about Colston Loveland’s backup at Michigan, Marlin Klein on Day 3? Fluid athlete across the middle of the field. Ran 4.61 at the Combine. Physical, experienced in-line blocker.show more

I blame @bootlegrocstar for this. Blaming it on this... outfit, he got for me, lol. Last night was lit at the Toad's place in Conn. Big up @tantometroanddevonte and @tokjamaica. Reggae/Dancechall music forever.When you're dancer, you're always a dancer. Wat a piece a niceness!show more

Sad news in the hockey world. Claude Lemieux, the... four-time Stanley Cup champion and fiery NHL veteran known for his playoff intensity (including winning the 1995 Conn Smythe Trophy), has died at age 60. According to reports, Lemieux died by suicide. He was found early this morning by his son at the family furniture business in Florida. Lemieux played 21 seasons with teams like the Canadiens, Devils, Avalanche, and more — a true competitor who brought passion and grit to every shift. My thoughts are with his wife Deborah, their four children, and all who knew him. If you or someone you know is struggling, help is available. Call or text 988 or visit 988lifeline [dot] org. There is always hope. There is always help. RIP Claude. He was a true legend. (Video: AI tribute)show more

🚨 Butembo, Nord-Kivu : Des flammes et tirs d’armes... signalés dès 4h30 ce dimanche 4 janvier. Une expédition punitive entre groupes Wazalendo après l’incendie du camp du commandant Tango Fort à Misugho, attribué à son rival Fiston Nzoli. Bilan non connshow more

A Heartbreaking Loss in the Hockey World The hockey... community continues to mourn Claude Lemieux, the four-time Stanley Cup champion who passed at age 60. Friends say he died of a “broken heart” from long-term depression and feelings of rejection, especially not being inducted into the Hockey Hall of Fame despite his legendary playoff career. Just days prior, he received a huge ovation carrying the torch at the Bell Centre for the Montreal Canadiens. Celebrating his stellar career: A fierce competitor, Lemieux won Cups with the Canadiens (1986), Devils (1995, 2000), and Avalanche (1996). He earned the 1995 Conn Smythe Trophy as playoff MVP and was known for his grit and big-moment intensity over two decades. Even champions battle silent struggles. There is always hope and help available. If hurting, reach out—you’re not alone. You matter and you are loved. In the US, call or text 988 anytime. Rest in peace, Claude. Your impact lives on. Thoughts with his family. 🏒❤️ (Video: AI)show more