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"I don't even understand what the point of all this arguing is. Are you guys hoping that the other side is going to have an epiphany and go 'Oh, OH! You're right, we ARE going to lose this series!'" -Crease
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Why are people such debbie downers when it comes to PIT? If we can manhandle philly and philly man handles PIT, Surely we are more than capable of laying a smackdown on Cindy especially with Nash.
Why are people such debbie downers when it comes to PIT? If we can manhandle philly and philly man handles PIT, Surely we are more than capable of laying a smackdown on Cindy especially with Nash.
It doesn't work that way. See last year's regular season. It's all about matchups.
I'll go 4-3. Hard schedule and chemistry is the reason for it.
Would be content with 4 wins. Expect us to start off slowly though like last year.
I don't know, I think these guys are just too pumped up and talented to struggle out of the gate like last year. I think Lundqvist, Nash, Richards, and Gabby are gonna come flying out of the gate.
I don't know, I think these guys are just too pumped up and talented to struggle out of the gate like last year. I think Lundqvist, Nash, Richards, and Gabby are gonna come flying out of the gate.
Most of the best teams last year started off slowly in the first 10 games or so. NYR, Boston, St. Louis, Vancouver, and Detroit (started off fast but ended up about .500 after 10 or so games) all started off slowly.
It comes down to 2 things. Henrik and chemistry. Everyone is in the same boat on everything else. If Henrik is good, we win 4-5 min. If chemistry is good, we win 4-5 minimum. If both are good, we can take 6 or even 7.
