The competition for the Stanley Cup among all 16 teams in the NHL playoffs continues through Sunday. Through 27 playoff games, he hasn't had a single team lose.
Sunday's schedule includes four key Game 4 matchups, one of which, the New York Rangers vs. Washington Capitals, could end in the first loss of the postseason. The results of his remaining three games will determine which series will be tied and which team will be pushed to the brink of elimination.
Other than the Rangers vs. Capitals, the remaining three games are all on the Western Conference side.
Here's everything you need to know about Sunday's NHL playoff schedule.
NHL Stanley Cup Playoffs:1st round scores, schedule, times, TV
Today's NHL Playoff Games: Schedule for April 28th
Always Eastern Time. Odds as of Sunday provided by BetMGM.
Winnipeg Jets vs. Colorado Avalanche, Game 4
Avalanche lead series, 2-1
- time: 2:30pm
- position: Ball Arena, Denver, Colorado
- How to watch: TNT; True TV; Max
- Money line: Avalanche (-165); Jets (+140)
Vancouver Canucks vs. Nashville Predators, Game 4
Canucks lead series, 2-1
- time: 5pm
- position: Bridgestone Arena (Nashville, Tennessee)
- How to watch: TBS; True TV; Max
- Money line: Predators (-125); Canucks (+105)
New York Rangers vs. Washington Capitals, Game 4
Rangers lead the series 3-0.
- time: 8pm
- position: Capital One Arena, Washington DC
- How to watch: TBS; True TV; Max
- Money line: Rangers (-190); Capitals (+155)
Edmonton Oilers vs. Los Angeles Kings, Game 4
Oilers lead series, 2-1
- time: 10:30pm
- position: Crypto.com Arena, Los Angeles, California
- How to watch: TBS; True TV; Max
- Money line: Oilers (-145); Kings (+120)
New York Rangers:Presidents Trophy winner on the verge of delivering knockout punch to Capitals
From time to time, we recommend interesting products and services. If you click one of our links and purchase an item, we may receive an affiliate commission. The USA TODAY Network newsroom operates independently, and this does not influence our reporting.
Gannett could earn money from sports betting operators by referring spectators to their betting services. Sports Betting Operator has no influence over newsrooms or news reporting, and such revenue is not dependent on or connected in any way to newsrooms or news reporting. Terms and conditions apply. Please see the operator's website for terms of use. If you or someone you know has a gambling problem, help is available. He calls the National Council on Problem Gambling 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Phone numbers: 1-800-GAMBLER (New Jersey, Ohio), 1-800-522-4700 (Colorado), 1-800-BETS-OFF (IA), 1-800-9-Withit (IN) . He must be over 21 years old to gamble. Sports betting and gambling are not legal everywhere. Please be sure to comply with applicable laws in your area.
