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Sure, some East contenders got a lot better at the trade deadline. But, as you know, everybody has a weakness

The Senators haven't forgotten last season's conference final. The Devils may wish they would.

Game 7. One game for the Stanley Cup. And the key to winning is to not think about it.

With two assists in the Stanley Cup finals, defenseman Oleg Tverdovsky is realizing that less is more.

Ducks coach Mike Babcock would like his players to get their hands dirty in Game 2 against the Devils.

New Jersey continues to elevate its status with a third Stanley Cup finals appearance in four years.

Thanks to the Devils, the Senators finally have found the toughness they've been accused of lacking.

Before they can accomplish what only the Devils have done, the Senators have to win their first elimination game.

Wade Redden's status aside, the Senators are in need of a change in their lineup.

Jacques Martin and Pat Burns have different personalities, but they take the same approach to the game.

The Senators are in uncharted territory again. But unlike years past, they're acting like they belong.

With the top seeds in the West eliminated, the road to the Stanley Cup is less daunting from the East.