Evan Berofsky previews the Conference Finals, picking Henrik Lundqvist and the Rangers to beat the Habs in the East.
In his final FanDuel column of the season, Michael Clifford touts the Ducks' Jonas Hiller as his top goalie option for GPP lineups.
Paul Bruno expects the Kings to prevail over the Ducks in 7.
Evan Berofsky believes that the second round will be Tuukka Time in an Original Six matchup against the Habs.
Minnesota's Charlie Coyle figures to match up against Chicago's third line in their upcoming series, making him one of Michael Clifford's top FanDuel value buys in the second round.
The Lightning may have just been eliminated from the playoffs, but there's reason to believe that their future remains bright. Jon Litterine shares his season-ending top prospect list.
After David Backes fell victim to injury in Game 2, Patrik Berglund could be one of the week's better value plays, with top-line minutes headed his way.
Both Dan Pennucci and Janet Eagleson have Zdeno Chara and Boston winning The Cup
Paul Bruno laments that the Kings and the Sharks have to meet up in the first round of the playoffs, and he predicts each of the first round series.
The Penguins' Tomas Vokoun is one of Michael Clifford's best value plays of the week on FanDuel as the NHL Playoffs start up Wednesday night
Evan Berofsky predicts that the Ducks will beat the Rangers to win the Cup this year, and gives you some tips for your playoff pools.
Jan Levine expects Jumbo Joe Thornton and the Sharks to make a deep run in the playoffs.
RotoWire's Jan Levine lays out his playoff scenarios in advance of his playoffs player rankings. Will Gabriel Landeskog be hoisting the Conn Smythe at the end of the Cup Finals?
As the regular season draws to a close on Sunday, there are still some questions left unanswered.
Now that the teams are set, pools will be starting up in rapid fashion. Are you ready?
All 16 playoff spots are now spoken for. Who plays whom? Who doesn't want to play whom?
Ty Rattie's making his NHL debut Friday, and someone's a little stoked about it.
Brendan Shanahan's set to take over as president and savior-in-chief of a Maple Leafs organization in disarray.