内容摘要：Toluca, which is third on the all-time list of champions in Mexico with 11 titles, is trying to end a 15-year drought. The last time Toluca won a title was in the Clausura 2010 tournament. Since then, the team has qualified for three finals and lost them all.

Toluca, which is third on the all-time list of champions in Mexico with 11 titles, is trying to end a 15-year drought. The last time Toluca won a title was in the Clausura 2010 tournament. Since then, the team has qualified for three finals and lost them all.

“Stu was phenomenal. The chances they did get, he shut the door, obviously,” Hyman said. “And, yeah, special teams is really important in the playoffs. We’ve been probably one of the best 5-on-5 teams in the playoffs so far. If we can shore up the special teams, which we’re usually pretty good at, we’re in a good spot.”Even though it was the fourth time this postseason the Stars got shut out, they gave up a power-play goal less than 6 minutes into the game and the two Edmonton goals just over a minute apart in the second period came off a blocked shot and then a tip at the front of the net.

“We had some looks, too, where (Skinner) made some saves. Sure, when you get shutout, you can do a better job in front of their goalie,” DeBoer said. “But I don’t think the score was as dramatically reflective of the game as you maybe (perceived), but that’s just my opinion.”After the Stars got Miro Heiskanan and Jason Robertson back from injuries in the second round, there now are. He left the ice in the third period of Game 2 without putting any weight on his left leg after Edmonton defender Darnell Nurse slashed him on top of his skate.

As the team was preparing to board its flight to Canada on Saturday, DeBoer said Hintz was getting tests. It was unclear if Hintz was flying or had any chance of playing with such a short turnaround between games.“Honestly, I don’t know until we get these test results,” DeBoer said.

A day after saying postgame that the slashing penalty should have been a 5-minute major instead of the 2-minute minor that was enforced, DeBoer said he hasn’t changed his mind.

“I see it exactly what I saw last night,” he said. “And I stand by exactly what I said last night.”have laws in place, with more likely to act soon.

Bills have sprinted through legislatures this year in states as varied asand Oklahoma, reflecting a broad consensus that phones are bad for kids.

Connecticut state Rep. Jennifer Leeper, a Democrat and co-chair of the General Assembly’s Education Committee, on May 13 called phones “a cancer on our kids” that are “driving isolation, loneliness, decreasing attention and having major impacts both on social-emotional well-being but also learning.”Republicans express similar sentiments.