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Address the blue line. As the Senators build out a solid collection of young forwards, from Tkachuk to center Josh Norris to 2020 first-round pick Tim Stützle, the back end needs some support. Chabot is a star, and Artem Zub was a revelation this season. But as the team tries to figure out what it has in Erik Brannstrom -- and certainly knows what it has in Nikita Zaitsev -- Ottawa should use its nearly $31 million(!) in cap space to go shopping for a solid veteran blueliner who fits with its trajectory as a contender. College Teams 60*90 Tablecloth

Rask wasn't at 100 percent health in the playoffs and it clearly impacted him. He also didn't play well in the second-round series versus the Islanders, posting a .867 save percentage and a 2.86 GAA in six games. What should the Bruins do with Rask? I explain right here. NFL 60*120 Tablecloth

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The Wild continued to shed their decades-old label as a conservative defensive team to finish eighth in the NHL at 3.21 goals per game -- the fourth time in franchise history the team has averaged over three goals scored a game, all of them coming in the last five seasons. The catalyst for this season's offensive spark was the arrival of rookie Kirill Kaprizov from the KHL, who had 51 points in 55 games. He also had what could be called "The Ovechkin Effect," in that his offense was as contagious as his enthusiasm. MLB 60*90 Tablecloth

“It’s the NHL and it’s the best league in the world and right now we cannot think about what this guy did two months ago,” Ducharme said. “It’s really right now what’s going on and who’s playing well.”

The odds never seem to like the Islanders, and yet, here they are. They’re a team that has likely the strongest cemented identity of all the teams remaining. They play the same style no matter who they are facing. MLB 60*108 Tablecloth

James O’Brien, NHL writer: Lightning in 6. After these playoffs, it does not feel great to go “chalk,” especially not with both picks. The Islanders look legitimately dominant, and totally comfortable in their playoff skin. But the Islanders have been killers these playoffs, so I expect a replay of last year’s series: skin-tight, with the Bolts manufacturing just enough finish.

Complicating matters is the fact that Gabriel Landeskog and Philipp Grubauer are set to become unrestricted free agents while Cale Makar can become a restricted free agent. While it’s entirely feasible for the Avalanche to retain all three, especially Makar given that he’s only an RFA, all three of them will command significant raises, which will in turn make it hard for the Avalanche to maintain the level of depth they’ve enjoyed in recent years. So putting forth a team in 2021-22 that’s as good as this season’s version will be a challenge, let alone one that’s even better.