| Match up | Time |
|---|---|
 VGK 7 -  LAK 4 |
Final |
 ANA 1 -  ARI 7 |
Final |
 DAL 0 -  MIN 4 |
Final |
 TBL 4 -  FLA 2 |
Final |
 CBJ 4 -  WSH 2 |
Final |
 MTL 6 -  OTT 4 |
Final |
 TOR 3 -  DET 4 |
Final |
 CHI 3 -  STL 5 |
Final |
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Oh, something super weird I learned while doing this. So, every time zone has a couple different ways of writing it. One pretty standard way is doing something like "US/Eastern" or "Canada/Atlantic". This format is nice because it automatically shifts between daylight saving depending on the date in the datetime. So "US/Eastern" will map to GMT-4 in the summer months, and it will map to GMT-5 in the winter months. And for time zones that don't have a country associated with them, they use "Etc/GMT-X". These timezones map to GMT+X. YES THEY SWITCH THE +/-. So the timezone that maps to GMT-12, it is Etc/GMT+12. And the timezone that maps to GMT+12 is Etc/GMT-12.
WTF WERE THEY THINKING???
Anyway, rant over.