Meanwhile, the Sabres face elimination again, while a couple division winners could be crowned.
The NHL season is winding down, with four days of games remaining on the regular-season schedule. We’ve reached the point of the campaign at which some clinching or elimination scenario is seemingly in play every night, so we’ll keep you abreast on what to watch for each day between now and the end of the regular season.Boston Bruins
have already taken down the NHL’s single-season team wins record. With two games to play, they get two chances at the single-season points record, starting tonight at home against a banged-up, eliminated Washington Capitals team that has nothing to play for. The Bruins sit at 131 points, one back of the 1976-77 Montreal Canadiens’ record mark of 132. The Bruins need just two points in their final two games to break the record.can almost taste that final Western Conference Wildcard spot.
– With the Florida Panthers and New York Islanders idle, the last two Eastern Conference Wildcard spots cannot be decided Tuesday. Even if theBuffalo Sabres , however, will be mathematically eliminated if They lose to the Devils in regulation or The Penguins win and the Sabres get one or fewer points.will clinch a playoff spot if the Penguins lose in regulation AND the Sabres lose in any fashion. Colorado Avalanche Seattle Kraken Boston Bruins vs. New York Islanders Toronto Maple Leafs vs. Tampa Bay Lightning
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