QOTW: What would you change about the NHL?  The NHL's silliest
of seasons is over. The rosters are (mostly) set and it's time
to get down to who goes where in the NHL playoff brackets.  And
it's time to get down to about the only period all year when the
NHL approaches being at the forefront of sports. At least in
America. Huge conference games, huge division games, battles
between four and five teams for the last couple of playoff
spots, and juggernaut slugfests for the President's Trophy will
all pique the interests of the casual hockey fan and maybe even
non-hockey fans. For a brief period of time starting very soon,
our favorite sport will be spotlighted for the entire sports
world. At least until some third-in-the-rotation MLB pitcher
breaks a nail in the second inning of his second start of the
season. Then we're out of luck.  But it begs the question:  It's
getting to that time of year where the NHL actually gets some
attention from the sports community, the time where the league
can showcase its sport