The NHL Conference semifinals are upon us with a number of interesting rivalries set to take place. Here is a look at each one and how the matchups could wind up.
The Stanley Cup playoffs continue on Wednesday with four major games. Two of those series could come to an end while the other two will face pivotal Game 4's that could shift the series one way or another.
On Wednesday at 8 p.m., the NHL Stanley Cup Finals gets underway with the New York Rangers and the Los Angeles Kings vying for Lord Stanley's famed trophy. Which team comes out on top? Here is Latin Post's full preview.
The New York Rangers are just one game away from their first Stanley Cup appearance since 1994. It's been a long time for Rangers fans, 20 years to be exact.
With only four teams remaining in the Stanley Cup playoffs, every game is a must-watch event The race for the Stanley Cup is down to just four teams. In the East, the Montreal Canadiens and New York Rangers are facing off in the "old school" matchup of two original six teams.
The New York Rangers and Montreal Canadiens will face off in the Stanley Cup playoffs for the first time since 1996 when New York won the series in six games. However, there is a great deal more at stake this season as both sides will do battle in the Easter Conference Finals.
Can anybody beat the Blackhawks this postseason? The Chicago Blackhawks are the defending Stanley Cup Champions. With all the glory and honor also comes the pressure.
Another season. Another choke from the Pittsburgh Penguins. While they are no where near the level of the San Jose Sharks and Washington Capitals in terms of choking, Sidney Crosby and the Penguins are building quite a resume. Here is a look at the highs and lows of the 2013-14 season for Pittsburgh.
Game 7 between the Pittsburgh Penguins and NY Rangers is on the horizon. The Rangers managed a shocking comeback in Games 5 and 6 after looking listless against a dominant Pittsburgh side. But the Penguins have seemingly capsized and no player has been more emblematic of that fall than Captain Sidney Crosby.
On Wednesday evening it all seemed like the NY Rangers were going to exit the Stanley Cup playoffs. The team had been thoroughly dominated by Pittsburgh Penguins in Games 2, 3 and 4; the Rangers had only managed to score one goal in three games and looked listless in Game 4. In that game, the Rangers struggled to create any cycle in the Penguins zone and only recorded 15 shots on goal. For their efforts, they were serenaded with boos by their fans. Fast forward to Sunday evening and the Rangers had accomplished the seemingly impossible. The team had forced Game 7 and now have Pittsburgh right where they want them. Why? Because the Rangers are arguably one of the best Game 7 teams in recent history.
The NY Rangers and Philadelphia Flyers head to the city of brotherly love on Tuesday in Game 3 of the series tied up at 1-1. The Rangers are said to have the edge in goal, as they possess arguably the best goalie in the world in Henrik Lundqvist. However, the team needs to avoid a lengthy series if they hope to get the most out of their franchise star.
