NBC Sports begins exclusive coverage of the Stanley Cup playoffs with the second round this week.

Every game every night. A reminder that tonight's game between the Rangers and the Senators will also be on CNBC.

And since it's on CNBC, I'll also tell you that if you're in the car, Amazon crushed earnings, so did Alphabet.

Microsoft Intel's and Starbucks were down, but the big two crushed earnings, big time, Amazon and Microsoft.

So we get that out of the way because I'm a CNBC watcher.

And tonight you can watch hockey on CNBC.

And you can also watch the best show on TV, which is one of the best shows, which is Shark Tank, which is a great show.

I mean, absolutely great show.

So, but tonight you can watch hockey and Pierre as we get ready.

So, Pierre, welcome. How are you?

Excellent.

Mike, good to visit with you.

All right, Pierre.

Rangers Ottawa.

I have not seen anybody anywhere pick Ottawa.

Nobody.

The Ottawa is not even favored with the odds makers, even though they have home ice.

Nobody in New York picked Ottawa.

No one I saw that I saw anything nationally anywhere picked Ottawa.

So Ottawa's coming in as someone that's not getting a lot of respect while everybody's on the Ranger Banwagon.

Your thoughts?

Biggest thing for the Rangers is you can't change the game against Ottawa. If you don't get the lead against Ottawa, they're in trouble. Boston found that out. Part of it is because of the way they play in the neutral zone. Their passive resistance in the neutral zone means that they don't give you a lot of odd man rushes. They try to turn the area between the two blue lines into a swamp, so it's virtually

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