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Penguins Rumors: 3 Teams That Could Sign Anthony Mantha

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The Pittsburgh Penguins have multiple pending unrestricted free agents (UFAs) heading into the summer. Among the most notable is forward Anthony Mantha. 

Mantha had a strong season with the Penguins, as he set career highs with 33 goals, 31 assists, and 64 points in 81 games. After having a good year on his one-year, prove-it deal, he will be looking for a nice raise this summer.

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While Mantha proved to be a good fit on the Penguins' roster, it is fair to wonder if they will let him test free agency as they continue to focus on the future. If the Penguins decide not to re-sign the 31-year-old forward, these three teams stand out as potential free-agent destinations for him. 

Winnipeg Jets 

The Jets could be a team to watch if Mantha tests free agency this summer. It is no secret that they could use another top-six winger after losing Nikolaj Ehlers in free agency last summer. With this, a player like Mantha could grab their attention after the season he just had in Pittsburgh. 

Ottawa Senators 

One of the Senators' top needs this off-season is another scoring winger in their top six. Mantha would have the potential to be a good fit on their roster because of it. When looking at the Senators' roster, Mantha could work nicely on a line with Dylan Cozens and Brady Tkachuk. He would also be a clear option for their power play. 

Seattle Kraken 

The Kraken desperately need to boost their forward group this off-season after missing the playoffs again this campaign. This will be only more of the case if they end up losing pending UFA forwards Bobby McMann and Jaden Schwartz. Due to this, Seattle could be a team to watch when it comes to Mantha this summer. 

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Did Jarrett Allen trip Ausar Thompson in Cavs-Pistons? Replay the tape

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Wednesday night's Game 5 between the Cleveland Cavaliers and Detroit Pistons ended with a bit of controversy in regulation.

A no-call on Cavs vet Jarrett Allen prevented Pistons standout Ausar Thompson from heading to the line right at the end of regulation to potentially give Detroit the win. Did Allen foul Thompson? It sure looks like he tripped him up.

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The refs must have just missed the trip from Allen, which could have changed the game if called. Instead, the game went to overtime, and the Cavs got the 117-113 victory and 3-2 NBA playoff series lead. A tough break.

You never like seeing no-calls like this.

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"Super Mario" celebrated for defending the euro and European unity

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