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| Guest6135 |
Posted - 10/05/2010 : 17:09:23
a) select your NHL standings for the upcoming season(include points if you want, but it doesnt matter)
b) using these standings, predict outcomes of playoff match-ups, all the up to the finals.
c)whoever's predictions are deemed most accurate,(by me), will win a fabulous prize
d)that is all |
| 28 L A T E S T R E P L I E S (Newest First) |
| Guest9190 |
Posted - 11/05/2010 : 20:23:25
West
1. San Jose
2. Vancouver
3. Detroit
4. L.A
5. Chicago
6. Dallas
7. Nashville
8. Calgary
9. Colorado
10. St. Louis
11. Anaheim
12. Phoenix
13. Minnesota
14. Edmonton
15. Colombus
EAST
1.Washington
2. Boston
3. Pittsburgh
4. Philidelphia
5. New Jersey
6. Buffalo
7. Tampa Bay
8. Montreal
9. New York Rangers
10. Ottawa
11. Carolina
12. Toronto
13. Atlanta
14. Florida
15. New York Islanders
Playoffs WEST
1st round
SJ v.s CGY, SJ in 5
VAN v.s NSH, VAN in 6
DET v.s DAL, Det in 6
CHI v.s LA, LA in 7
2nd round
SJ v.s LA, SJ in 6
VAN v.s DET, VAN in 7
3rd round
VAN v.s Sj, Van in 7
EAST PLAYOFFS
1st round
WSH v.s MTL, WSH in 7
BOS v.s TB, TB in 7
PIT v.s BUF, PIT in 6
PHI v.s NJ, NJ in 6
2nd round
WSH v.s TB, WSH in 6
PIT v.s NJ, PIT in 5
3rd round
WSH v.s PIT, PIT in 7
CUP FINAL
VAN v.s PIT
VAN in 7
NUCKS4CUP
GO CANUCKS GO
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| Pasty7 |
Posted - 11/04/2010 : 23:42:15
yep habs are not gonna make the playoffs .. 
Pasty |
| Guest0686 |
Posted - 11/04/2010 : 15:36:40
Sabres all the way     |
| Guest5806 |
Posted - 10/07/2010 : 23:06:37
nashville and the islanders will be in the basement |
| pensfan17 |
Posted - 10/07/2010 : 13:06:09
East:
1. Washingtom
2. Pittsburgh
3. Boston
4. New Jersey
5. Philly
6. Buffalo
7. Tampa Bay
8. Carolina
9. Montreal
10. Ottawa
11. NY Rangers
12. Toronto
13. Florida
14. Atlanta
15. NY Islanders
West:
1. San Jose
2. Vancouver
3. Chicago
4. Detroit
5. LA
6. Calgary
7. St. Louis
8. Anaheim
9. Phoenix
10. Nashville
11. Colorado
12. Edmonton
13. Minnesota
14. Columbus
15. Dallas |
| ToXXiK1 |
Posted - 10/07/2010 : 11:32:08
You mean Pensfan or Sensfan?
Both were funny.........
"Can't see the forest for the trees? BUY A CHAINSAW !!" |
| Alex116 |
Posted - 10/07/2010 : 10:37:31
quote:
Originally posted by pensfan17
Since when were Pittsburgh and Buffalo removed from the NHL?
LOL...that's too funny. Okay sensfan....time to come clean! You were loaded when you did your predictions, correct? |
| pensfan17 |
Posted - 10/07/2010 : 09:19:10
quote:
Originally posted by Sensfan101
East
Washington
Boston
New Jersey
Philedalphia
Ottawa
Montreal
New York Rangers
Tampa Bay
Carolina
New York Islanders
Florida
Toronto
Atlanta
West
Chicago
San Jose
Vancouver
Detroit
Los Angeles
Aneheim
Calgary
Colorado
St Louis
Pheonix
Nashville
Edmonton
Minesota
Dallas
Columbus
You miss 100 percent of the shots you don't take Wayne Gretzky
Since when were Pittsburgh and Buffalo removed from the NHL? |
| Alex116 |
Posted - 10/06/2010 : 17:15:20
quote:
Originally posted by slozo
Correction, Alex116:
Sensfan has Coloradio in 8th, Colorado is in 9th.
Coloradio: best reception in town! 
"Take off, eh?" - Bob and Doug
LOL, i didn't even notice that! Surprised Colorodeo isn't following in 10th? |
| n/a |
Posted - 10/06/2010 : 14:46:33
Correction, Alex116:
Sensfan has Coloradio in 8th, Colorado is in 9th.
Coloradio: best reception in town!
"Take off, eh?" - Bob and Doug |
| Alex116 |
Posted - 10/06/2010 : 13:58:50
sensfan...you have Colorado in 8th and 9th and no St. Louis |
| Pasty7 |
Posted - 10/06/2010 : 12:54:05
yeah 7 ifs.... but all 7 are if`s that all odds are in the habs favor,,, i mean its not a big if at all that Dustin Boyd fills the Glen Metropolite role... With the playoffs Lapierre had it is not a big if at all that he regains his form from 2 years ago ,,, it is not a big strecth to hope for 35 points from a player who lead his AHL team in scoring last year as a rookie, all of things are more highly probable than ifs!
Pasty |
| Sensfan101 |
Posted - 10/06/2010 : 12:29:10
East
Washington
Boston
New Jersey
Philedalphia
Ottawa
Montreal
New York Rangers
Tampa Bay
Carolina
New York Islanders
Florida
Toronto
Atlanta
West
Chicago
San Jose
Vancouver
Detroit
Los Angeles
Aneheim
Calgary
Colorado
St Louis
Pheonix
Nashville
Edmonton
Minesota
Dallas
Columbus
You miss 100 percent of the shots you don't take Wayne Gretzky |
| Guest4564 |
Posted - 10/06/2010 : 12:09:15
San Jose. : )
Detroit. >: |
Vancouver. : /
Chicago. : )
Calgary. : )
L.A . : )
Anaheim. : /
Phoenix. : D
Dallas. : )
Nashville. : )
St.Louis : )
Collumbus : /
Colorado. : /
Minnesota. : D
Edmonton :P
The winner should be SJS against VAN... That is if they want it the most.
Washington >: [
N.J : (
Buffalo : )
Pittsburgh : )
Boston : /
Ottawa : (
Tamba Bay : )
Philly : /
Carolina : |
NYR : /
Atlanta : |
Florda : |
Toronto : D
And where prey, is this Mon-tree-all?
Thats right, last place I hope.
WSH v.s N.J should be great. It will be purly about goaltending. So game 7 N.J.
The Finals should be N.J
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| nuxfan |
Posted - 10/06/2010 : 09:33:15
hey Patsy, I counted 7 "if"'s in your post. That about sums Beans argument up . I too think MTL will be on the bubble this year, and a lot will depend on how healthy they can stay, how well Price can play, and whether or not some of their young players can step up. We'll see.
As for injuries, I have to agree with Patsy here. There are "injuries", and then there are "INJURIES". Man games lost only tells part of the story, a teams success will depend on which men are lost, and for how long. Beans, given EDM's woes last year - which IMO corresponded heavily with the long term losses of Hemsky, Khabibulin, and Souray, amongst others - I'm surprised you don't agree.
The Canucks had a lot of lost man games last year, but with the exception of Daniel Sedin for 6 weeks, most of the men lost were marginal players (Demitra, Hansen, Johnson, Bernier, Rypien) or players where we had sufficient depth to fill in from farm (Mitchell, Bieksa). Had the Canucks lost Daniel, Kesler, Luongo, and Erhoff instead, it would have been a much different season.
The fact that MTL did well despite longish injuries to very key players is pretty startling.
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| Pasty7 |
Posted - 10/06/2010 : 00:23:39
quote:
Originally posted by Beans15
As I said, Montreal is not the only team that had to overcome injuries to key players. The key is depth, to which Montreal is very limited.
http://www.thehockeynews.com/articles/32720-THNcom-Top-10-Games-lost-to-injury.html
Here is another link with the entire league
http://springingmalik.blogspot.com/search?q=man+games+lost
Not sure how accurate either of them are, but both show the same thing. The one with the entire league will show you that Montreal was 9th in the NHL in man games missed. Ahead of them where Edmonton, Minnesota, Vancouver, Carolina, Detroit, Philadelphia, Colorado, New York Islanders, and Columbus.
these are not just man games missed ,, This is Cammalleri Gionta Gomez and Markov,,, aside from Plekanec thats all of our gamebreakers,, if price plays how he did last year (913 sv %) and Dustin Boyd does what Dominic Moore did (not a very big if) this team is better than is was last year,, and if Eller scores 35 points and Boyd Breaks out into a solid defensive forward with some upside offensivly and Lapierr has a bounce back year and Subban just continues from where he left off in the playoffs,, well oops this team can play with the best in the conference,,, but thats ok underestimate the habs,,, they will be there you will see
Pasty |
| Alex116 |
Posted - 10/05/2010 : 23:15:33
Hmmm Beans.....seems like a lot of people picking the Blues to make the playoffs?
No playoff predictions for me either but here's my conferences:
West
1. Vancouver
2. Chicago
3. San Jose
4. LA
5. Detroit
6. Phoenix
7. Nashville
8. St.Louis
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9. Colorado
10. Calgary
11. Anaheim
12. Edmonton
13. Minnesota
14. Dallas
15. Columbus
East
1. Washington
2. Pittsburgh
3. Boston
4. New Jersey
5. Philadelphia
6. Buffalo
7. Tampa Bay
8. NY Rangers
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9. Ottawa
10. Montreal
11. Carolina
12. NYI
13. Toronto
14. Florida
15. Atlanta |
| Beans15 |
Posted - 10/05/2010 : 22:32:26
As I said, Montreal is not the only team that had to overcome injuries to key players. The key is depth, to which Montreal is very limited.
http://www.thehockeynews.com/articles/32720-THNcom-Top-10-Games-lost-to-injury.html
Here is another link with the entire league
http://springingmalik.blogspot.com/search?q=man+games+lost
Not sure how accurate either of them are, but both show the same thing. The one with the entire league will show you that Montreal was 9th in the NHL in man games missed. Ahead of them where Edmonton, Minnesota, Vancouver, Carolina, Detroit, Philadelphia, Colorado, New York Islanders, and Columbus. |
| Pasty7 |
Posted - 10/05/2010 : 22:18:38
quote:
Originally posted by Beans15
With all due respect Pasty. Blah, blah, blah.
You are talking about issues that all team face from one time to another. Maybe not to that degree, maybe to a more significant degree.
End of the day, there will be injuries, chemistry issues, what ever else with most every team in the NHL. End of the day, one must look at the talent.
When I look at the Montreal team, there is 3-4 forwards that have big league skill and maybe 3 defensemen. Outside of that, the team is full of marginal NHL players or guys still developing.
They are not as deep or talents than many of the other teams in the East this season. They finished 19th in the NHL overall last season and there really didn't do anything to make improvements over that. In fact, some would say they stepped backwards.
i just named their 4 best players that between them missed close to 80 games,, besides boston,,, who else was that hurt, and they still made the playoffs,,
Pasty |
| Beans15 |
Posted - 10/05/2010 : 22:01:59
With all due respect Pasty. Blah, blah, blah.
You are talking about issues that all team face from one time to another. Maybe not to that degree, maybe to a more significant degree.
End of the day, there will be injuries, chemistry issues, what ever else with most every team in the NHL. End of the day, one must look at the talent.
When I look at the Montreal team, there is 3-4 forwards that have big league skill and maybe 3 defensemen. Outside of that, the team is full of marginal NHL players or guys still developing.
They are not as deep or talents than many of the other teams in the East this season. They finished 19th in the NHL overall last season and there really didn't do anything to make improvements over that. In fact, some would say they stepped backwards. |
| Pasty7 |
Posted - 10/05/2010 : 21:57:52
quote:
Originally posted by Beans15
quote:
Originally posted by Pasty7
i really don't get how noone could have the Conference Finalist's last year in the playoffs this year,,, i by no means say they are any better this year but as for the regular season they are just as good i mean come on you may have a hate on for them but to post them as low as 13th really??
Pasty
Let's not forget that those Conference Finalists who were scrambling to make the playoffs and the difference between in and out was literally 1 point.
Those same Conference finalists were just 5 points ahead of ATL who were a horrible team last season.
Those Conference Finalists also played in a different stratosphere with the hotest goalie on the planet to eek into those Conference Finals.
Montreal is an average, scrambling for 8th place kind of team at best and as much of a Cary Price fan that I am, there is still a huge question mark in net. Not to mention their #1 defenseman is injured and the team is still overall very small.
Montreal in 13th is not that big of a stretch at all. Although, if Montreal finishes in 13th, TO will be a lock at 15th in the East!!
this team that scrambled to 8th last year were also missing Cammalleri , Gionta , Gomez , Markov for signifigant amounts of time last year, Halak after winning back to back games in Philly was nothing more than average for the final 10 games of the season (to the point where the controversy came back maybe price would start the playoffs) this team that scrambled to place 8th last year also was its first full year playing together,, aswell as this team has an improved top six this year plus more depth if players don't get the job done or get hurt, I personnaly think we have a better bottom 6 this year aswell,, along with good depth in the minors,, and our D is deeper and should be improved with Subban,, and Henry, Picard both pushing hard for roster spots give the habs good dpeth,, our only question mark is between the pipes.. Oh and our number one D is hurt but is also Skating in full practice with the team so it shouldn't be long,, these reports he is out untill X mas are wrong,, I played hockey last week on the habs rink and they practiced after Markov looks strong and is in contact practices... this team should be aiming for a 7th place finish in my opinion and yes it will probably come down to the last week of play but this team will be there
Pasty |
| semin-rules |
Posted - 10/05/2010 : 21:42:15
I'm not doing the playoff picture either !
Here's the season:
West
1st. Vancouver
2nd. Chicago
3rd. La
4th. San Jose
5th. Detroit
6th. Nashville
7th. St. Louis
8th. Colorado
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9th. Phoenix
10. Dallas
11. Minnesota
12. Edmonton
13. Anaheim
14. Calgary
15. Columbus
East
1st. Washington
2nd. Boston
3rd. Pittsburgh
4th. Philly
5th. New jersey
6th. Tampa bay
7th. Buffalo
8th. Atlanta
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9th. Ottawa
10th. Montreal
11th. New York rangers
12. Carolina
13th. Toronto
14th. Florida
15th. New York islanders
Btw. 1600 posts !! woot :D |
| Beans15 |
Posted - 10/05/2010 : 21:41:04
quote:
Originally posted by Pasty7
i really don't get how noone could have the Conference Finalist's last year in the playoffs this year,,, i by no means say they are any better this year but as for the regular season they are just as good i mean come on you may have a hate on for them but to post them as low as 13th really??
Pasty
Let's not forget that those Conference Finalists who were scrambling to make the playoffs and the difference between in and out was literally 1 point.
Those same Conference finalists were just 5 points ahead of ATL who were a horrible team last season.
Those Conference Finalists also played in a different stratosphere with the hotest goalie on the planet to eek into those Conference Finals.
Montreal is an average, scrambling for 8th place kind of team at best and as much of a Cary Price fan that I am, there is still a huge question mark in net. Not to mention their #1 defenseman is injured and the team is still overall very small.
Montreal in 13th is not that big of a stretch at all. Although, if Montreal finishes in 13th, TO will be a lock at 15th in the East!! |
| Pasty7 |
Posted - 10/05/2010 : 21:26:51
i really don't get how noone could have the Conference Finalist's last year in the playoffs this year,,, i by no means say they are any better this year but as for the regular season they are just as good i mean come on you may have a hate on for them but to post them as low as 13th really??
Pasty |
| Beans15 |
Posted - 10/05/2010 : 20:33:55
I am not doing the playoff thing so count me out for the great big prize.
However,
East
1 Washington
2 Boston
3 New Jersey
4 Pittsburgh
5 Philadelphia
6 Ottawa
7 Buffalo
8 Tampa Bay
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9 New York Rangers
10 Montreal
11 Carolina
12 New York Islanders
13 Toronto
14 Atlanta
15 Florida
West
1 Vancouver
2 Detroit
3 San Jose
4 Chicago
5 Los Angeles
6 Colorado
7 Phoenix
8 Nashville
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9 Calgary
10 Anaheim
11 St Louis
12 Minnesota
13 Edmonton
14 Dallas
15 Columbus
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| Guest9213 |
Posted - 10/05/2010 : 20:11:43
1 Vavcouver
2 San Jose
3 Detroit
4 Chicago
5 L.A. Kings
6 St. Louis
7 Phoenix
8 Calgary
9 Nashville
10 Anaheim
11 Colorado
12 Minnesota
13 Columbus
14 Edmonton
15 Dallas
1 Washington
2 Pittsburgh
3 Boston
4 Philadelphia
5 New Jersey
6 Tampa Bay
7 Buffalo
8 Toronto
9 Ottawa
10 Montreal
11 NY Rangers
12 Carolina
13 Florida
14 Atlanta
15 N Y Islanders
West
1st Round
Van vs Cal Van in 6
SJ vs PHX SJ in 5
DET vs ST. L Det in6
Chi vs LA LA in 7
2nd Round
Van vs LA Van in 7
SJ vs Det Det in 7
3rd Round
Van vs Det Van in 7
EAST
1st Round
Wash vs Tor Wash in 5
Pitt vs Buff Pitt in 6
Bost vs Tamp Bost in 7
Phil vs NJ Phil in 7
2nd Round
Wash vs Phil Wash in 6
Pitt vs Bost Pitt in 6
3rd Round
Wash vs Pitt Pitt in 7
Cup Final
Van vs Pitt Pitt in 6
Pitt Cup champs |
| Guest9567 |
Posted - 10/05/2010 : 18:51:02
1. Vancouver
2. SJ
3. Chicago
4. LA
5. Phoenix
6. Detroit
7. Nashville
8. St. Louis
9. Calgary
10. Anaheim
11. Colorado
12. Columbus
13. Minnesota
14. Dallas
15. Edmonton
1. Wash
2. New Jersey
3. Boston
4. Buffalo
5. Pittsburgh
6. Philadelphia
7. Tampa Bay
8. Toronto
9. NY Rangers
10. Montreal
11. Carolina
12. Ottawa
13. NY Islanders
14. Florida
15. Atlanta
Philly vs Vancouver finals |
| Guest6135 |
Posted - 10/05/2010 : 17:24:41
ok,
west
1.San Jose
2.Vancouver
3.Detroit
4.Chicago
5.Los Angeles
6.Nashville
7.St. Louis
8. Calgary
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9.Phoenix
10.Anaheim
11. Dallas
12.Minnesota
13.Colorado
14.Columbus
15.Edmonton
First round,
SJ vs. CAL- SJ in 6
VAN vs. STL- VAN in 7
DET vs. NSH- NSH in 7
CHI vs. LA- CHI in 7
Round 2
SJ vs' NSH- SJ in 5
VAN vs. CHI- VAN in 7
Rnd.3
SJ vs. VAN- SJ in 4
East:
1.Washington
2.Pittsburgh
3.Boston
4.New Jersey
5.Philedelphia
6.Carolina
7.New York Rangers
8.Buffalo
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9.Ottawa
10.Tampa Bay
11.Atlanta
12.New York Islanders
13.Montreal
14.Toronto
15.Florida
Rd. 1
WSH vs. BUF-WSH in 5
PIT vs. NYR-PIT in 5
BOS vs. CAR- BOS in 7
NJ vs. PHI- PHI in 6
Rd. 2
WSH vs. PHI- WSH in 6
PIT vs BOS-BOS int 7
Rd.3
WSH vs. BOS-BOS in 6
CF-BOS in 7 |
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