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It still wasn't enough for the Boston Bruins as they try to move into playoff position. Noah Hanifin scored the only goal of a shootout in the fifth round to help the Carolina Hurricanes beat Boston 2-1 on Tuesday night and dent the Bruins' playoff hopes. Boston earned one point to move into a three-way tie with Detroit and Philadelphia for the last two Eastern Conference playoff spots, but both of those teams have more games remaining. Continue to Article

April 05, 2016 11:22:pm EST

With three scenarios in play for the Detroit Red Wings, they will try to gain an edge on another hopeful in the Eastern Conference when the Philadelphia Flyers visit Wednesday night. The Red Wings (40-28-11) can secure a top-three Atlantic Division seed, a wild-card spot or end up watching the playoffs from home, depending on how they fare in their last three games - all against teams in the hunt. The Flyers, Bruins and Red Wings are in a tight battle for the final wild card, with Detroit and Philadelphia tied at 91 points. Continue to Article

April 05, 2016 4:17:pm EST

Patrick Kane's big day helps out the idle Detroit Red Wings and more in Monday's Daily Dose. Continue to Article

April 04, 2016 4:37:am EST

Since we're down to the final moments of postseason life for teams in contention, Puck Daddy solemnly begins a daily countdown to annihilation. That thing that the Boston Bruins didn’t want to have happen? It happened. The Detroit Red Wings and Philadelphia Flyers were both victorious on Saturday, pushing the Bruins outside of the playoff bubble for the moment. The Wings have 91 points with three games remaining – one of them against the Bruins – and the Flyers have 91 points with five games remaining – one of them against Detroit. The Bruins have 90 points, four games left and are in action on Sunday at the Chicago Blackhawks, who will be without the suspended Duncan Keith. Here are the current standings. The Death Watch tracks the final Wild Card spot and the teams that are chasing it. Their “tragic number” is the number of points gained by the final wild card team or lost by the team chasing it. All playoff percentages are from Sports Club Stats ; tragic numbers and other figures via the NHL. A team is eliminated from play-offs when their "Tragic Number" hits 0. The Eastern Conference picture, via the NHL: Continue to Article

April 03, 2016 11:29:am EST

Although they lost their latest game, the Minnesota Wild still remain in good shape for a fourth consecutive playoff berth. Detroit's league-best streak of 24 straight appearances, meanwhile, appears tenuous because the Red Wings struggled to get into a groove this past month. Minnesota (38-29-11) is five points ahead of Colorado for the Western Conference's final playoff berth with four games remaining. Continue to Article

April 01, 2016 12:58:am EST

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