Thanks to Saturday's action where the and , we now know the 16 teams that will be participating in the 2016 NHL playoffs. We also know four of the first round matchups. The two games that take place on Sunday night ( vs. Philadelphia Flyers and vs. ) will determine the other for first round matchups. Here is what we know, and what is on the line on Sunday. Eastern Conference We already know that the Capitals, the No. 1 seed in the Eastern Conference, are going to play the Flyers in the first round, while the and Detroit Red Wings will meet in the 2 vs. 3 matchup in the Atlantic Division. We also know that the , Los Angeles Clippers Jersey the Atlantic Division champions, are going to play the first wild card team, and that the , the No. 2 team in the Metropolitan Division, will play the third place team in that division. What we don't know yet is who the first wild card and the third place Metropolitan team will actually be. Those will be determined by the Islanders-Flyers game in Brooklyn. If the Islanders win... They will jump over the for the third spot in Rodney McGruder Jersey the Metro and play the Penguins in the first round. That would then push Rangers to the first wild card spot and give them a first-round matchup with the Panthers. The Flyers, whose position is set, will have nothing to play for and could decide to rest some key players which could impact the outcome of the game. If the Islanders lose... The Rangers will remain in third place in the Metropolitan and play the Penguins for the third consecutive year in the playoffs. The Islanders would then remain in the first wild card spot and play the Panthers. Western Conference It is a similar story in the Western Conference. We know that the , thanks to their 3-2 come-from-behind win over the on Saturday night, are the Central Division champions and will be the No. 1 seed in the Western Conference playoffs. That gets them a first-round matchup with the second wild card team, the . We also know the are going to meet the in the 2 vs. 3 matchup in the Central. The Nashville Predators are going to be the first wild card team and will play the winner of the Pacific Division in the first round (the or Anaheim Ducks), while the , the third place team in the Pacific, will play the Blake Griffin Jersey team that does not win the Pacific. Sunday night's Bruce Boudreau Bowl in Washington between the Ducks and Capitals will determine those matchups. If the Ducks win... They will win the Pacific Division and face Nashville Wesley Johnson Jersey in the first round. They are in this position thanks to their win over the on Saturday, combined with the Kings allowing a 3-0 lead to slip away in a shootout lo s to the later in the day. If the Ducks win it will be Boudreau's eighth division title in his nine years as an NHL head coach, and that includes the Capitals' first place season in his first year with the team when he took over in the middle of the 2007-08 season. The only year he has coached in the NHL and has not finished in first place in the division was the 2011-12 season when he was fired mid-season by the Capitals and hired by the Ducks. The Ducks winning the Pacific would mean the Kings and Sharks would meet in the 2 vs. 3 matchup in the Pacific in a rematch of the 2014 first round series that saw the Kings erase a 3-0 series deficit on their way to their second Stanley Cup. If the Ducks lose... The Kings will win the Pacific Division and play the Predators in the first round, while the Ducks will play the Sharks in the 2 vs. 3 matchup in the division. Like the Flyers in their game, the Capitals already have everything locked up in terms of their place in the standings (division, No. 1 seed, Presidents' Trophy) and even helped . The only thing they would have to play for is if they decide to go with in goal and give him a chance to break Martin Brodeur's single season win record over the Blues. Bruce Boudreau and the Anaheim Ducks will go for a division title Jerome Robinson Jersey on Sunday. (USATSI)