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Senators, Devils standing tall in East
Early first-round victories could mean longterm success for Ottawa and New Jersey.
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Screen Shots: Playoff predictions
Adam Proteau takes a look back at the first round and predicts the winners of the conference semis.
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McLaren, Sharks 'starting to click'
Kyle McLaren's new team is struggling while his old team is thriving. Still, he has no regrets.
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NY Islanders (19-16-2-1) at Boston (15-11-9-4) 7:00 pm EST
NY Islanders (19-16-2-1) at Boston (15-11-9-4) 7:00 pm EST
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Kelley: Team-by-team midseason report
Will the Wings keep Curtis Joseph? Will the Leafs finish first? What the second half holds for all 30 teams.
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If Sydor works out, Khabibulin may stay
The acquisition of Darryl Sydor may have bought Nikolai Khabibulin more time in Tampa Bay.
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Injury report: Team-by-team analysis
Many teams are hurting more than they're healthy heading into the Stanley Cup playoffs.
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Time for players to prove their mettle
Capturing the Cup requires big players making big plays. Here are the players who'll be thrust into the spotlight.
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Boston (5-5-3) at NY Islanders (5-6-0) 7:00 pm EST
Boston (5-5-3) at NY Islanders (5-6-0) 7:00 pm EST
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Islanders blow two leads, still beat Bruins in O.T.
Shawn Bates scored with 28.2 seconds left in overtime and the New York Islanders recovered from two blown leads to beat the Boston Bruins 4-3 Tuesday night.
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NY Islanders (21-25-3) at Boston (21-21-8) 7:00 pm EST
NY Islanders (21-25-3) at Boston (21-21-8) 7:00 pm EST
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NHL: What can be learned from the worst trades of all time?
With the NHL trade deadline rapidly approaching, Robert Vollman of Hockey Prospectus evaluates the worst trades of all time and the lessons current teams can draw from them.
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