Well, there won't be a Duck Dynasty this year (just thought I'd throw that in...that show is really hot right now) as the Red Wings become the latest Survivor (that's still on, right?) in this Amazing Race called the Stanley Cup Playoffs.

Well, that was a fun ride, but the Penguins finally closed out the Islanders last night in OT. A great series, but the Pens move on to face Ottawa, who will present a whole new set of challenges.

So the Kings have advanced, overcoming a 2-0 deficit to take out the Blues. That must be extremely upsetting to the good people of St. Louis. But the Leafs and Rangers both won, extending Round 1 just a bit longer.

So that's it for our old friend Ryan Suter, as the Minnesota Wild were sent packing last night in Chicago. I know it's tough, but we're all thinking of you, buddy. Boston, Anaheim, and Los Angeles look to move on tonight...should be exciting!

Yes, you can win fame fortune the admiration of your fellow Predators fans by providing the wittiest caption to the photo above... so let 'er rip!

Will Nashville's franchise goalie be ready to carry the team on his shoulders next season?

Perhaps the biggest disappointment in Shea Weber's season was that he didn't get to grow his infamous playoff beard. That said, he did prove that he could still bring dynamic, game-changing play from the blueline without his "Robin".

That's where we're at on overtime games this postseason. A little more than halfway through Round 1. I don't keep the league records, but 13 OT games at this point seems like a lot.

Let the crying and finger-pointing in Vancouver begin! I picked the Sharks to win the series, but a sweep? Nobody had that. And how 'bout those Islanders? All tied up at 2-2, and that overtime Game 3 could've gone either way.

A member of the Nashville Predators family got some big news today, as Mrs. Mike Fisher (who goes by the stage name "Carrie Underwood") was selected to sing the opening song for NBC's Sunday Night Football program this fall.