The second round of the 2018 NHL playoffs looked to be epic with all eight teams in the bracket being legitimate Stanley Cup contenders.
Well, it delivered with three of the matchups going at least six games along with five overtime battles thus far. Now, the conference finals will feature a ton of storylines with some familiar faces in Tampa Bay and possibly Nashville meeting some new party crashers in Vegas, Washington and possibly Winnipeg.
The Predators and Jets still have a much-anticipated Game 7 to play, while the schedule for the conference finals has yet to be announced.