With tonight's wild playoff action, all series are 4 games deep. 3 of the 4 series in the Western Conference are tied at 2 games apiece, while only one series is even in the East.

The Oilers beat the Kings in overtime to tie the series at 2 games apiece, while the Bruins and Hurricanes took commanding 3-1 leads in their respective series.

The Canucks announced that assistant coach Jason King will not be returning for the 2023-24 season. King had been an assistant coach for the Canucks since 2020. As well, I recap tonight's NHL playoff action: 6 of the 8 series are tied at one game apiece.

The Abbotsford Canucks won their first playoff game in franchise history (since moving to Abbotsford) by defeating the Bakersfield Condors 3-0 in game one of their best of three opening round series.

The road team won game one in 6 of the 8 series. Will this trend continue?

I talk about today's year-end media availability with Patrik Allvin and Rick Tocchet; while they both acknowledged the progress that the team made especially in the second half of the season, they also admitted there is much work to do. As well, we finish off our playoff bracket by predicting the number of games for each series.

On the eve of the Stanley Cup Playoffs, the CCC Community predicts the entire NHL playoff bracket. As well, I do a quick wrap-up of the Canucks players year-end media availability from the weekend.

Conor Garland scored his first career hat trick to lead the Canucks to a 5-4 overtime victory over the Arizona Coyotes in the season finale for both teams. In this stream, we talk about the highlights and lowlights of this up and down season.

As the Canucks look ahead to the final game of this tumultuous season, they can still finish as high as 22nd overall or as low as 24th overall. Will Kuzmenko or Petey hit the 40 goal mark? What other story lines will you be looking out for in this final match?

Elias Pettersson recorded points 100 and 101 on the season in the Canucks 3-2 win over the Ducks. However, the dropped two spots in the draft lottery with the win.

And we pay our respects to former NHL player Raymond Sawada who passed away on April 10. May he rest in peace.