There's a lot to like in these NHL and NBA playoffs

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Some of the interesting stuff we've seen so far:

The Leafs' comebacks: Toronto could easily be down 3-1 in its series vs. Tampa Bay. Instead, it's the Lightning who are on the brink of elimination after the Leafs stole Games 3 and 4 in Florida. Toronto scored with one minute left in regulation Saturday and erased a three-goal third-period deficit last night before taking both contests in OT. As the series shifts back to Toronto for Thursday night, the Leafs are one win away from their first playoff series victory in 19 years.

The Oilers' firepower: Speaking of almost being down 3-1 in a series, Edmonton was staring into that abyss after giving up three unanswered goals in the opening period of Game 4 on Sunday night in Los Angeles. But Oilers superstars Leon Draisaitl and Connor McDavid stepped up with, respectively, two goals and two assists in the second period to even the score, and Edmonton went on to win in OT to square the series. With the NHL's top two scorers driving the highest-scoring team in the league, the Oilers clearly have the top-end talent to win the Cup. A hot goalie could unlock their full potential, but that remains a work in progress after rookie Stuart Skinner was pulled for Jack Campbell prior to the Game 4 comeback. Skinner confirmed today that he'll be back in net for Game 5 tonight at 9:30 p.m. ET on the CBC TV network, CBCSports.ca, the CBC Sports app and CBC Gem.

Jimmy Butler's Buck hunting: The fearless Miami Heat star's reputation as a big-game player went up another notch last night when he dropped 56 points on Milwaukee to put the NBA's