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Well, see you Tampa Bay and see you Pittsburgh.

Both gone in the first round of the NHL playoffs, both by clean sweeps.

And right now, the caps, as of late last night, the caps are now the favorite to win not just the East Aaron,

but they are the favorite to win the Stanley Cup this year.

They are a 5 to 1 favorite to win the cup, and guess who is right behind them at 6 to 1 to win the cup?

Maple Leafs?

Columbus.

Oh.

After they took out Tampa. After they take out Tampa, sure. Yeah, as for the lightning,

they become another president's trophy to bite the dust early. Listen to this. Four times in the last

13 years, I'm sorry, now five times. Five times in the last 13 years, a president's trophy winner. The team with the best regular

season record has been taken out in the first round. Essentially, an eight seed beating a one seed.

Now, the recent shift in playoff format where you're playing the division teams first doesn't

necessarily mean that you're going to end up with an eight versus a one, but in terms of points, but eight versus one, for the lack of a better way

of describing it, has now happened five times in the last 13 years in the NHL playoffs.

The last time was Vancouver was taken out by taken out by LA in 2012. The caps,

you'll recall in 2010,

fell to the Canadians in seven games

in round one, the sharks

to the ducks in 2009,

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