Can anyone in the East beat the confident and record-setting Bruins?
After winning an NHL-record 65 games and steamrolling opponents since October, the Boston Bruins look like the clear favourite to come out of the East and win the Stanley Cup.
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Defending champion Avalanche enter Stanley Cup playoffs on a roll
The Colorado Avalanche are peaking at the right time, giving the defending Stanley Cup champions a shot to repeat.
Stanley Cup playoffs 1st-round schedule and where to watch
The chase for the Stanley Cup is on, and you can watch the action live on CBC TV or live streamed through CBCSports.ca, the CBC Sports app, and CBC Gem.
Stanley Cup playoff betting - NHL Odds, futures and picks
The Boston Bruins set new NHL single-season records for wins and points, so naturally they're the favorite to win the Stanley Cup. The Bruins are the +320 choice to raise the Cup, per Caesars Sportsbook. The Colorado Avalanche, last season's Stanley Cup champion, are the second choice at +700.
Paul Scholes would 'kick' and 'launch' Paul Pogba in Manchester United training, reveals Rio Ferdinand
Rio Ferdinand revealed that Paul Scholes would ‘launch’ Paul Pogba in training to build his character. The former Manchester United central defender discussed how younger players were treated in training, alongside former Tottenham forward Peter Crouch, who described similar treatment for Gareth Bale. Ad Ferdinand told BT Sport: “We had Walter Smith come and coach us, he had a six-month spell.
Source -- Rays lefty Jeffrey Springs out at least two months
Tampa Bay Rays left-hander Jeffrey Springs will miss at least two months after leaving his start Thursday night with inflammation in his pitching arm, a source confirmed to ESPN's Buster Olney on Friday.
Stanley Cup playoff pools - Top picks, sleepers and busts
Ready for some NHL playoff fantasy fun? This brand of dense competition boasts its own charm in combining a compact calendar, simpler scoring system, drama of losing players every round, and a set-it-and-forget-it approach that should appeal to you more low-maintenance types. One burst of lineup-building effort and you're done. Except for the churn of emotional labor by way of riding an inevitably volatile rollercoaster that doesn't cease to offer new twists and turns with each fresh round. Except for that.