nhl playoffs 2017
The Life-Changing Week That Transformed Jason Maslakow into Dart Guy
Dart Guy is a social media star. In the real world, he works at a Toyota manufacturing plant, lives in Waterloo, Ontario with his wife, and enjoys the The Tragically Hip as much as he does the Maple Leafs.
Blackhawks Implode in Spectacular Fashion
Chicago became the first No. 1 seed ever to get swept in the first round by a No. 8, signaling what might be the end of its dynasty-like run.
Powerhouse Ducks Are Hot, Deep, and Scary Good
Anaheim's depth was on full display during its four-game sweep of the Flames.
Dart Guy Stops by VICE Canada for Darts, Has Leafs' Marner as Game 4 Hero
It’s like Mark Messier in the 1994 playoffs except it’s Dart Guy in the 2017 playoffs.
Sharks' Game 4 Dismantling of Oilers Reminds Us Why They Should Be Feared
San Jose gave the younger and faster Oilers a wake-up call with 7-0 blowout win to even the series at 2-2.
Edmonton's Cam Talbot Writing New Chapters in His Unlikely Rise to Stardom
This year, both Talbot and the Oilers have managed to shed tags that have dogged them for so long.
Erik Karlsson and Mike Hoffman Made Hockey Porn Last Night
The two hooked up for a gorgeous goal in Ottawa's Game 3 OT win over Boston.
Veteran Penguins Taking Big Dump on Young Blue Jackets
Familiar faces like Sidney Crosby, Evgeni Malkin, and Marc-Andre Fleury have been instrumental in helping Pittsburgh get out to a commanding 3-0 series lead.
Columbus' Zach Werenski Out for Playoffs After a Phil Kessel Shot Broke His Face
The Blue Jackets' rookie defenceman suffered a facial fracture during a Game 3 loss and will miss the remainder of the postseason.
Hometown Kid Connor Brown Has Been the Maple Leafs' Unlikely Hero
Matthews, Marner, and Nylander get all the attention. But the Leafs have another key rookie contributor in humble and underappreciated forward Connor Brown.
Goalies Owned the First Night of the Stanley Cup Playoffs
Talbot was sensational in an Oilers loss, Price and Lundqvist went toe-to-toe in Montreal, one Cup champion had to replace another in Pittsburgh, and Allen was historically good against the Wild.
Bruins Go Shotless in Playoff Period for First Time in 78 Years, Still Beat Ottawa in Game 1
It was the first time Boston failed to record a shot in a playoff period since April 1939 against Toronto.