The Avalanche will fall short in the Stanley Cup Playoffs because their goaltending, led by Mackenzie Blackwood, is not elite ...

The Panthers have made the Stanley ... the Stanley Cup Final for the second time in franchise history. Injuries, however, took a toll on the Panthers down the stretch, and they lost to the Vegas ...

Buffalo's playoff drought is the longest in NHL history and ties them with the NFL’s New York Jets for the longest current ...

With the defending champion Panthers officially heading to the NHL playoffs, here's the group of repeat Stanley Cup winners ...

Welcome to the Stanley Cup Playoffs Buzz, a daily look at the races ... can be eliminated from playoff contention if they lose in regulation and Montreal gets one point against Philadelphia ...

The Flames would need to go 6-1 to pass them in that case, as they’d lose the tiebreaker (based ... It could legitimately be the difference between a Stanley Cup Final appearance and a first ...

The team won back-to-back Stanley Cup titles in 2020 and 2021 and reached a third consecutive final in 2022, but lost to the Colorado Avalanche. The Lightning (44-26-5) are second in the Atlantic ...

The Tampa Bay Lightning might not be the top team in the Atlantic Division, but they are a sneaky favorite heading into the Stanley Cup Playoffs ... If they lose in regulation, however, not ...

That set them up to challenge the Montreal Canadiens for the Stanley Cup. The championship series went the distance — a full five games before Portland lost on a late goal by the Canadiens ...

Entering the 2025 Stanley Cup Playoffs, the Lightning are looking to burst through a tough trend. In each of their last two postseason runs, the Lightning have lost in the first round. It’s not ...

The Stanley Cup-winning head coach was hired by the Toronto ... The trip starts with a tilt against the Panthers, who have lost five straight, but the Leafs are bracing for Florida's best.

Key links: Sports betting home | MLB odds page | NFL odds page | NBA odds page | ESPN BET Doug Greenberg: Perhaps no one has ever been happier to lose a ... crown your Stanley Cup champion!