I'm surprised so many people on here think the Leafs have a chance.
I think they will be lucky to win 2 games, but if Kadri and Komarov can shutdown Ovie's line and Andersen and Zaitsev are okay to play in the series the Leafs might have a small chance of winning the series in seven.
Here are Oveckin's numbers versus the Leafs: 42GP-33G-27A
He loves playing the Leafs and really loves playing in Toronto. Seems like when ever he plays in the ACC he always puts up a few points.
I want the Caps to utterly destroy the Leafs out there. Once the Leafs are out of the playoffs, there is some hope the rest of the nation's teams will get some media coverage.
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Thursday, April 13 at Washington on CBC, USA, and TVA Sports1700h/5:00 pm Saturday, April 15 at Washington on CBC, NBCSN, and TVA Sports1700h/5:00 pm
Monday, April 17 at Toronto on CBC, NBCSN, and TVA Sports2 1700h/5:00 pm Wednesday, April 19 at Toronto on CBC, NBCSN, and TVA Sports2 1700h/5:00 pm
Friday, April 21 at Washington on CBC, NBCSN, and TVA Sports2 1700h/5:00 pm
Sunday, April 23 at Toronto on Sportsnet, NBCSN, and TVA Sports 1700h/5:00 pm
*Tuesday, April 25 TBA at Washington TBD
Leafs: 40-27-15, 95 points (fourth in the Atlantic Division and eighth in the eastern conference) Capitals: 55-19-8, 118 points (first in the Metropolitan Division and first in the eastern conference)
Regular-season series: Capitals won 2-1-0 (Leafs 1-1-1)
The Leafs winning would be a massive upset, much greater than previous 8 vs 1 seed defeats. Even further, the depth and D of the Leafs is banged up'd thanks to the last game. I love calling upsets, but not here. Caps in 5.