All good things must come to an end. And most teams aren't the Boston Bruins, writes seangentille. Which races have the most intrigue as the season enters its final week? Some could come down to the final game.
at home. If both the Islanders and Panthers win on Monday, the Penguins will need at least one point against Chicago to stay alive … and if they can’t manage that, they’ll have deserved their fate. The Islanders, meanwhile, get Wednesday to themselves, playing a home game against theThe ideal outcome here, Pittsburgh and Florida both playing on Thursday night with their seasons on the line, also seems to be the most likely.
And that may be better news for the Penguins than you’d think — because Florida’s Thursday opponent, the, might have something to play for, too. A month ago, Carolina winning the Metro didn’t feel like a lock, but it was close enough. Now, the Devils have chipped away at their lead enough to make these last couple games count, and Carolina has had consecutive zero-point nights. The end result: a one-point lead with a game in hand for the Hurricanes.
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