The Stanley Cup Playoffs are finally here. After several months and 82 games of a grueling, grind-it-out schedule, NHL teams now have the chance to chase the ultimate prize – a Stanley Cup title. One thing I love about the playoffs is seeding does not matter. We’ve seen plenty of eight over one seed upsets in recent years, such as the Florida Panthers beating the Boston Bruins last year. Back in 2019, our Carolina Hurricanes upset the top-seeded Washington Capitals. Speaking of the Canes, they kick off their Stanley Cup quest at 5 p.m. on Saturday, April 20 against the New York Islanders. This…