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To touch or not to touch is often the question after winning the conference, and while we might take stock in it, history shows exactly what we already know.

The Canes head to the Stanley Cup Final on another roll, continuing their dominance this postseason with a five-game series win over the Montreal Canadiens.

The Stankoven line combined for eight points, Andersen stood tall, and the team gave the Habs almost nothing as they cruised to a 6-1 win and a series triumph.

All five goals were scored on the power play, and Chicago was one better, holding on to beat the Eagles and take the opener in the Western Conference Finals.

After sweeping both games in Montreal, the Canes sit one win away from the Stanley Cup Final, but they have the toughest win to get ahead of them.

Chicago and Colorado are the final teams remaining in the Western Conference as the conference finals begin on Thursday night in Loveland, Colorado.

While the league is yet to drop an official announcement for their latest set of jerseys, we might've gotten a glimpse into what we should expect for the Canes.

Three goals in under three minutes in the first period were more than enough to help the Canes push Montreal to the brink as they eye the Stanley Cup Final.

After back-to-back overtime victories, the Canes have a chance to push the Canadiens to the brink on home ice, while Montreal fights to tie things up.

Svechnikov's first postseason overtime goal was the difference on Monday night, giving the Canes a 2-1 lead in the series with a 3-2 win in Montreal.