. >> back at resolute bay, and operation nunavut, we were invited to join the canadian rangers. these inuit reservists patrol the coast line of the northwest passage. the federal government plans to increase their numbers. frank immingark has been a ranger for 18 years. >> passed on to my kids also too, when i go out hunting i teach them what i know... what i know...what my grandfather or my dad teach me. so if i'm gone...they can survive out there without me. we are having a hard time now, because of the mining.... seems like the animals are sick more, not like back then... >> so this is uncooked. frozen seal. and you got this just over here? >> yeah >> frank lives over lives near the only operating mine in nunavut,. and has seen first hand the impact of the coming resource rush on the inuit way of life.. these rangers have a foothold in two very different worlds. they're elected by their communities often because of their ability to hunt and survive on the land. part of their stated mission is what the canadian government calls sovereignty patrols. but for many inuit, their co

rangers. the winner out east will probably be the canadian.west, everybody likes chicago's experience. i would say it would be a blackhawks montreal canadian final. >> we have the anaheim ducks. from the standpoint of a player. to be on a playoff team. does that help their chances of upping their money in the future contract negotiations? >> yes. it happens very often that a player has a good playoff run. and a contract expiring next season or the following season that pays off huge dividends for the players when they have a good playoff run. and the teams love it too. liz: oh, yeah. but the high-paid players. now you're talking real money. the nhl has always lagged, of som hasn't it? getting back up there with multi million dollar contracts? >> it's getting up there. ever since our new cba, the revenue is split 50/50 between the players and the league. both sides are very driven to really help drive the -- the revenue up in any way that they can. liz: it's still known as the canadian past time. trying to get the americans excited about it. a

. >> nhl playoffs line up for conference semi finals is complete after the canadians and new york rangersspot and they beat them in game six of the series on sunday giving them an unbeatable 4-2 lead and winning games 4 and 5 and hopes of forcing it were ended by the canadians 2-0 victory and they will face the winner of the tampa bay/detroit and detroit leads the series 3-2. meanwhile the minnesota wild beat the blues on sunday in game six for the western conference semi finals and started with three goals and four assists and winning 4-1 and minnesota will face the chicago blackhawks in the next round. and rodriguez hit his 659 home run for the new york yank kyees and one short of willie mays and the best on the leader board and he has agreement that promises him a $6 million pay day from the yankees if he passes may but they will refuse to pay after k-rod one year of doping which he only completed this year. and corey beats spain to successfully retain his title and fought break in 6-4, 6-4 victory and claimed the title of the six. >> it's amazing and especially playing well and i was

rangers finish the regular season on top. they have home-field advantage. games 1-4 on the first round of the playoffs. $314. the only canadianhow up in the top five. the wild and the blackhawks 217. new york islanders fetching just below $190. mark: the new york islanders last go at the coliseum. rangers played great game three against the penguins and pittsburgh. how much will you have to pony up? scarlet: if money is more important than time, you can always go over. in three and four on average cost not even $100 but $97. that is a discount of $217 which average $314. connor greg wire said 22% of the tickets purchased for game three and four were from new york and new jersey which means a lot of people were headed over to pittsburgh to do just that. you want to stay in new york working five because that is where the rangers could potential he clinch. $356 on average for that. mark: the rangers leave the nfl when it comes to -- nhl when it comes to prices. talk about where they stand with overall price value. >> toronto maple leafs comments first. three teams with a valuation of at least $1 billion. toronto, and the toronto

canadian. i made him watch the larry bird/magic johnson -- o canada. [ laughter ] >> seth: canada tonight beat rangershave you seen the larry bird/magic johnson -- of course you have. >> seth: yeah, it's great. >> i made him watch it, and i was bawling, and he didn't understand why. >> seth: you are obviously very busy now, but it's going to get crazier in the fall. because you will -- are you going to still be doing "dancing with the stars" and football at the same time? >> yes. i did that last season as well. literally i'm at lambeau doing a 4:00 kickoff, and then we're out of lambeau. i take a flight, and i'm in l.a. the next morning to do "dancing with the stars." >> seth: is it a hard transition from football to "dancing with the stars"? >> you forget where you are. i mean, you want to talk to richard sherman about the samba he just did, and you realize, "oh, wait. that's not a samba." [ laughter ] and, no, it's fine, it's good. i mean, the sad thing for "dancing with the stars" we could have had an amazing game on sunday, and the dancers have no idea what just happened. like, "did you see that i

rangers have won a very important number. the presidential award. i don't know if that does much for it. >> oh, absolutely. liz: you have four canadian teams, mitch. huge for canada. it's a new older franchise coming back to winnipeg. >> it's unbelievable. you know, it's great for hockey. four teams in canada. two teams in new york. you know, a team in washington. just an exciting time to be the nhl. >> talk about your best-sellers right now. >> the best-sellers we have are the rangers proud t-shirts. liz: how much are those? >> this is the crying storm for rangers. this is $20. twenty-four dollars -- excuse me. liz: well, the jerseys are more expensive. correct? some are north of 100 bucks. >> yeah. the jerseys, which is the hottest seller, this is $170. but it's great, if you can't get to one of our stores, go online. mojos.com. i own this. the last year at the coliseum. i was there two weeks ago. it was so exciting. it was like being in the finals of the stanley cup. >> how are the islanders merchandise pieces doing? they're facing across the washington capitols. that's where your stores are. >> correct. so we have stores in washington. stores