Its the more likely scenario. Sharks have more established talent and have been winning even while missing several of their better secondary scorers and Roleplayers.
Its the more likely scenario. Sharks have more established talent and have been winning even while missing several of their better secondary scorers and Roleplayers.
to be clear... i wasn't implying Boston was the better team
my post had nothing to do with that... though i do give the edge to SJ right now
and pointing out SJ injuries is pretty silly considering Boston has been battling key injuries this year as well
SJ has been among the top teams in the conference every year since the lockout, yea i can see them keeping the same pace throught the rest of the season.
SJ has been among the top teams in the conference every year since the lockout, yea i can see them keeping the same pace throught the rest of the season.
really...
so you think they will finish close to 65-10-7 then?
At this very moment, Boston is definitely playing the better hockey, although I like San Jose to finish ahead of them at the end of the regular season.
Playoffs, however, I can't see it as anything other than a coin flip.
At this very moment, Boston is definitely playing the better hockey, although I like San Jose to finish ahead of them at the end of the regular season.
Playoffs, however, I can't see it as anything other than a coin flip.
What he said.
I voted San Jose though becasue I think they'll finish with more points and that was my measuring stick.
Both teams are strong right now. Sharks have a better record in an "arguably" tougher division/conference. Bruins have better stats and goaltending. Both teams have had injury problems...
Well...I guess we'll see what happens on 02/10...I got tickets to the B's / Sharks game in Boston. Psyched!
