Who will win the 2008 NHL Playoffs?

Yes, apparently, they're still playing hockey.

And if the 2008 NHL playoffs started today, the New Jersey Devils and the Detroit Red Wings would have the No.1 seeds in the Eastern and Western Conferences, respectively.

The New Jersey Devils currently have 90 points and will play six of their last 10 games at home. New Jersey is now 42-24-6 and are 1st in the Atlantic. The Devils' record at home is 22-12-1.

On the road, the New Jersey Devils are tough with a record of 20-12-5.

The Devils will play the Philadelphia Flyers if the playoffs started today. New Jersey leads the regular season series versus the Philadelphia Flyers 5 - 1.

In the Western Conference, the Detroit Red Wings have 100 points under their belt. Detroit is 47-20-6, and 1st in the Central Division.

The Red Wings' home record is 25-9-2. On the road, the Red Wings are 22-11-4. Detroit Red Wings center Pavel Datsyuk leads the team in assists with 55 and made 28 goals in 72 games that he played.

While Detroit Red Wings left wing (Red Wings left wing?..) Henrik Zetterberg has 36 goals, 42 assists and thus have 78 points in 65 games. Pavel Datsyuk and Henrik Zetterberg will play a vital role in Detroit's quest to win the 2008 NHL Stanley Cup.

Other NHL teams in pursuit of the penultimate 2008 NHL Stanley Cup from the Eastern Conference are the Montreal Canadiens, the Carolina Hurricanes, the Pittsburgh Penguins, the Ottawa Senators, the New York Rangers, and the Boston Bruins.

On the other side, Western Conference teams Vancouver Canucks, San Jose Sharks, Colorado Avalanche, Minnesota Wild, Calgary Flames, Anaheim Ducks and Dallas Stars will challenge Detroit.

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