It's a big day in the NHL. Eight teams are fighting to claw their way toward Lord Stanley's Cup and all the non-playoff teams find out if they're drafting Connor McDavid today.
Mrazek saves 44 to lead Detroit, Allen loses series opener. Now what?
Paul Bruno previews the first round of the playoffs, while sneaking in who he thinks will be lifting the Stanley Cup in June.
Night one of the playoffs is in the books. It's happening. And, as ever, surprises abound.
The NHL playoffs are beginning Wednesday. Here's what you need to know.
Jason Chen ranks his top defensemen from each team in the playoffs.
Evan Berofsky sizes up the Stanley Cup playoffs and finds a winner in St. Louis and David Backes, who leads his playoff-pool rankings.
With Jan Levine predicting the Rangers to win the Stanley Cup, a number of blueshirts are high in his playoff rankings.
Jan Levine previews the NHL playoffs and envisions Rick Nash lifting the Stanley Cup in June.
Dan Waldner and Mike Wilson preview the first round of the Stanley Cup playoffs, looking for a hot Devan Dubnyk to lead the Wild to the upset over the Blues.
Mark McLarney looks at what to expect from the power play in the playoffs where Kyle Turris and the Senators hope to get an opportunity.
The Penguins face a must-win situation Saturday against Buffalo, while the red-hot Kyle Turris looks to help the Senators get into the postseason on the final day of the regular season.
Paul Bruno is building his Friday FantasyAces lineup around Sidney Crosby, who he expects will come up big in a huge game against the Islanders.
The West's eight have been set. Who draws whom and how will it shake out?
Paul Bruno picks out his fantasy stars and duds, including Vladimir Tarasenko, whose excellent season has propelled him to the elite class of goal-scorers heading into next season.
Neil Parker explains where fantasy players should focus their attention while preparing for daily playoff games.
Two Marks are hot, and a Buffalo Sabre is worth a pickup. Really.
Evan Berofsky looks at surprises from this season who are destined to fail next season, including Patrick Marleau, who likely is done as a Shark.