Stanley Cup

In a coast-to-coast series brimming with U.S.-born stars, no Yankee—no player, period—has shone as brightly as the Kings' soft-spoken goaltender, Jonathan Quick

The hapless Kings have rarely risen above second-banana status in L.A., but closing in on their first title, they have a chance to rewrite history

Are the Rangers ruining playoff hockey with their willingness to lay out? Hardly. They're just trying to win—which is all that matters in the postseason

John Tortorella has molded the Rangers in his own driven and confrontational image, and in the process led them to their first conference final in 15 years

Even as the haters accumulate, Pittsburgh is the Stanley Cup favorite