But you are assuming players won't go faster with more space which means we could end up with more serious collisions.
It's possible that injuries would be more serious, but there would likely be less of them. What can I say, the ideal hockey law is only meant to be an approximation anyways
It's possible that injuries would be more serious, but there would likely be less of them. What can I say, the ideal hockey law is only meant to be an approximation anyways
We made this thread into a bigger joke than it started as.
As others have mentioned, the Sedin's have had two real strong games in Buffalo & Dallas and I think might be on the mend. We'll see how things go tonight against Les Habitants.
Let's see, despite an unreal dry spell they're still 2 of the top 3 scorers in the Western Conference. Doesn't say much for the West now or does it? I think they, along with Kesler, are completely focused on the post season after lessons learned last year and if they collectively crap the bed then, well, let the trashing games begin. I like them though, great guys and sublime talents.
What's hilarious about this is that St. Louis and Detroit have played more games against NW teams than the Canucks have.
He's right. This actually made me
All the "You play in such a weak division", yet the two others have played more games against the NW. Granted a few are against the Canucks, but the point remains.
We made this thread into a bigger joke than it started as.
