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The National Hockey League is a professional ice hockey league in North America that has existed since 1917. Of the 32 teams, seven are based in Canada and 25 in the USA. The Stanley Cup is the trophy awarded to the season winner, who is determined after the regular season in the best-of-seven playoffs.
The Florida Panthers will be the champions of the 2023/24 season. The Stanley Cup was donated in 1892 by the then Governor General of Canada, Lord Stanley. The names of all participating players, coaches, and managers of the winning team in the finals are engraved on the cup. Furthermore, each player from the winning team is allowed to keep the cup for one day. Originally, the Stanley Cup was a challenge cup, contested between the winners of several leagues. Since 1927, it has been awarded exclusively to the winner of the NHL.
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The National Basketball Association (NBA) is a professional basketball league in North America that has existed since 1946. It is considered by far the strongest and most popular basketball league in the world.
The NBA currently consists of 30 teams, 29 of which are from the United States and one (the Toronto Raptors ) is based in Canada. Fifteen teams each compete in the Western and Eastern Conferences, which are each divided into three divisions. After an 82-game regular season, the winner of the season advances to the playoffs, with the top eight teams from each conference competing in three rounds of a best-of-seven series. The reigning champions for the 2023/24 season are the Boston Celtics .
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The National Football League (NFL) is a professional American football league in the United States. It consists of 32 teams organized as franchises in the National Football Conference (NFC) and the American Football Conference (AFC). Both conferences, which essentially consist of the rival leagues NFL and AFL, merged in 1970, are in turn divided into four divisions each.
The season begins after a preseason lasting several weeks, during which only exhibition games are played. During the eighteen-week regular season, each team plays 17 games, followed by the top teams in the playoffs for the championship title. The four division winners and the other three best teams (the so-called wildcard teams) from each conference participate in these playoffs. The resulting champions of the AFC and NFC face off in the Super Bowl, which takes place on the second Sunday in February.
The reigning champions are the Kansas City Chiefs , who defeated the San Francisco 49ers 25-22 in Super Bowl LVIII.

Major League Baseball (MLB) is the baseball association that organizes the two North American professional baseball leagues – the National League and the American League. In common parlance, the MLB is referred to as a single league, even though the National League and the American League are two separate leagues. In this sense, the MLB, along with the NFL, the NBA, and the NHL, is one of the so-called Big 4, the four most popular professional sports leagues in the United States. Measured by total attendance, the MLB is the most-attended sports league in the world, consistently attracting around 70 million viewers per season and playing more than 2,400 games per season. The number of games is not constant, as the regular-season games are supplemented by postseason games, the number of which can vary due to the playoff nature of the league. Depending on the round/series in the postseason, the games are played in the best-of-three format in the MLB Wild Card round, the best-of-five series in the MLB Division Series, or the best-of-seven format in the Championship Series and the World Series.