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Your Chicago Rooting Guide for the 2021 Stanley Cup Playoffs

The Stanley Cup Playoffs have been electric so far in the first handful of games. Multiple overtimes, physical play and a battle in Florida that is must-see TV. But if you’re anything like me, without the Chicago Blackhawks in the postseason, it’s hard to choose which team to pull for. So after a few days of playoff hockey, here’s where the 16 teams in the postseason stand with reasons a Blackhawks fan should (or should not) root for them.
Colorado Avalanche
Reasons To Root For Them: The President’s trophy winners are heavy favorites to advance to the Stanley Cup Final Four and are one of the top teams to contend for the Stanley Cup. They are top to bottom built for playoff hockey. Cale Makar, Nathan MacKinnon, Mikko Rantanen, Gabriel Landeskog, they are full of must-see players.

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SIMMONS: Giant opportunity for the Maple Leafs can't be wasted

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Brendan Shanahan and Kyle Dubas have to know — there may not be another NHL season like this one.
There may not be a Canadian division in the future. There may not be a path to the Stanley Cup Final Four as clear as this one appears. This kind of opportunity for the Cup-starved Maple Leafs has never been more apparent.
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They’re well aware of the possibilities and of the quality of their first-place team after just 24 games. Which is why there has been so much talk around of the Leafs looking to upgrade up front for the eventual playoffs in May. The popular choice of improvements, now that TJ Brodie and Zach Bogosian have stabilized the formerly wonky Toronto defence, is the addition of a top six forward.

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