The 2025 Stanley Cup playoffs begin on April 19. The Winnipeg Jets are the NHL's top overall seed, having finished the regular season with the most points in the standings, and the Washington Capitals earned the No. 1 seed in the East.
This page will be your home throughout the postseason, including schedules, scores, highlights and other preview content.
Read on for the full playoff coverage from every first-round series all the way through the Stanley Cup Final.
Regular-season records:
Maple Leafs: 51-26-4, 106 pointsSenators: 44-30-7, 95 points
Leading scorers:
Maple Leafs: Mitch Marner (27 goals, 73 assists)Senators: Tim Stutzle (23 goals, 53 assists)
Schedule:
Game 1: TBDGame 2: TBDGame 3: TBDGame 4: TBDGame 5: TBDGame 6: TBDGame 7: TBD
Lightning: 47-26-8, 102 pointsPanthers: 47-31-4, 98 points
Lightning: Nikita Kucherov (37 goals, 84 assists)Panthers: Sam Reinhart (39 goals, 42 assists)
Capitals: 51-21-9, 111 pointsCanadiens: 40-31-11, 91 points
Capitals: Dylan Strome (29 goals, 52 assists)Canadiens: Nick Suzuki (29 goals, 58 assists)
Hurricanes: 47-28-5, 99 pointsDevils: 42-32-7, 91 points
Hurricanes: Sebastian Aho (29 goals, 45 assists)Devils: Jesper Bratt (21 goals, 67 assists)
Jets: 55-22-4, 114 pointsBlues: 44-30-8, 96 points
Jets: Kyle Connor (41 goals, 55 assists)Blues: Robert Thomas (21 goals, 60 assists)
Stars: 50-25-6, 106 pointsAvalanche: 49-29-4, 102 points
Stars: Matt Duchene (30 goals, 51 assists)Avalanche: Nathan MacKinnon (32 goals, 84 assists)
Golden Knights: 49-22-10, 108 pointsWild: 45-30-7, 97 points
Golden Knights: Jack Eichel (27 goals, 66 assists)Wild: Matt Boldy (27 goals, 46 assists)
Kings: 48-24-9, 105 pointsOilers: 47-29-5, 99 points
Kings: Adrian Kempe (35 goals, 38 assists)Oilers: Leon Draisaitl (52 goals, 54 assists)
