EPTFINALLY! - The 2013 NHL Season - Page 47
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Taku
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StarStruck
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Toronto lands Boston. Stupid turnovers and the Caps finish off the Bruins. No more Montreal. X_X | ||
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Fishball
Canada4788 Posts
Columbus won their game. Now it's down to Minnesota. All they have to do is to get one point to get into the playoffs. I think Chicago will have an easier time with Minnesota than facing Columbus actually. | ||
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StarStruck
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On April 28 2013 10:46 Fishball wrote: Detroit won so they're already in. Columbus won their game. Now it's down to Minnesota. All they have to do is to get one point to get into the playoffs. I think Chicago will have an easier time with Minnesota than facing Columbus actually. Yup and Ottawa only needs 1 point in 2 games to face the Habs. Bruins aren't who you want to face in the first round. We really screwed that up in the last three games, ugh. | ||
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Fishball
Canada4788 Posts
Facing the Penguins first round... they really don't stand a chance. Let the Islanders take that spot  (although I like Tavares)I basically just want to spread out all Canadian teams in the East for the first round. It would be ideal if Penguins, Senators, Habs, and Leafs all make it to the second round in the East. | ||
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Sub40APM
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And the way the wild are still playing, pathetic. 3rd period. of a must win game. against the pathetic Avs. getting outshot in the third by a factor of 3. pathetic. | ||
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HoboJoe20
Canada63 Posts
On April 28 2013 10:40 StarStruck wrote: SHIT. Toronto lands Boston. Stupid turnovers and the Caps finish off the Bruins. No more Montreal. X_X I don't think that's true. Boston and Ottawa have a game tomorrow (rescheduled from Boston Bombings cancelled game). If Boston doesn't lose in regulation, Toronto still faces Montreal (since after tonight, Montreal will be 1 point ahead of Boston, but Boston wins the tiebreak between the 2 teams) | ||
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StarStruck
25339 Posts
On April 28 2013 10:59 HoboJoe20 wrote: I don't think that's true. Boston and Ottawa have a game tomorrow (rescheduled from Boston Bombings cancelled game). If Boston doesn't lose in regulation, Toronto still faces Montreal (since after tonight, Montreal will be 1 point ahead of Boston, but Boston wins the tiebreak between the 2 teams) I almost forgot about that. O; | ||
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HoboJoe20
Canada63 Posts
On April 28 2013 11:03 StarStruck wrote: I almost forgot about that. O; There's still a chance Toronto can win a game in their first playoff birth in almost a decade! GO TEAM | ||
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Kyuukyuu
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Sub40APM
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Wojciech Zywny
Poland271 Posts
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fLyiNgDroNe
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xDaunt
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StarStruck
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On April 28 2013 15:00 Sub40APM wrote: are the canucks on purpose trying to make Luongo untradable, even more so than Mike Gillis' insane demands/expectations and that term on the contract are? give him a complex about being 7uongo for real, dont they realize how much therapy it took to get him over what Chicago did to him or that Game 7 in Van? I mean, sure in theory it was nice to make the Oiler fans feel like their entire franchise isnt a joke that isnt going nowhere as long as a billionaire tyrant has his incompetent claws on it but wow, 7-2. pathetic. The contract is a death sentence. One of the many reasons I would avoid long term contracts at all costs. It doesn't help Vancouver's case when the teams with some cap space don't necessarily need a goaltender either. There are a lot of goalies out there who have proven themselves to be up to snuff. In either case, Gillis is going to have to settle for a lot and I do mean a lot less. On April 28 2013 17:54 fLyiNgDroNe wrote: Shit caps get rangers again, i was soo looking for caps-sens series ... hope for an embarassing 4-0 to move forward and play someone else. Same here. D: Caps versus Sens would have been awesome. | ||
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Sub40APM
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On April 29 2013 03:13 xDaunt wrote: Sharks/Canucks will be a good and entertaining series. I wonder how the Sharks will break my heart this year. Niemie doesnt play like a Vezina nominee and Thorton/Marleau do their choke job act while Cotoure is elbowed to the head by Bieksa? | ||
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Eti307
Canada3442 Posts
On April 28 2013 10:59 HoboJoe20 wrote: I don't think that's true. Boston and Ottawa have a game tomorrow (rescheduled from Boston Bombings cancelled game). If Boston doesn't lose in regulation, Toronto still faces Montreal (since after tonight, Montreal will be 1 point ahead of Boston, but Boston wins the tiebreak between the 2 teams) not true, Montreal wins if it's a tiebreak since they have 29 regulation wins and Boston have 28 | ||
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Shelke14
Canada6655 Posts
Det in 7 :D Van in 5 LA in 7 Will update when East is finalized | ||
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Kyuukyuu
Canada6263 Posts
On April 29 2013 04:26 Eti307 wrote: not true, Montreal wins if it's a tiebreak since they have 29 regulation wins and Boston have 28 This is right, Boston has to win Can't believe I'm going to cheer for Boston | ||
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StarStruck
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I'll take Chicago in 5, Anaheim in 6, Vancouver in 7 and L.A. in 6. | ||
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