Devils will take the Cup
New Jersey will win the Stanley Cup...I wish they were playing the Habs tomorrow!
New Jersey will win the Stanley Cup...I wish they were playing the Habs tomorrow!
Which NHL team will win the Stanley Cup?
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I know this is only game 1 but Ottawa needs better goaltending if they expect to reach the finals.
I bet if Hasek is ready they'll send him in nets.
Not that Emery was sole responsible for that loss,but lets face it,he wasn't a factor in the sens win over T.bay and he was awful tonight.
I bet if Hasek is ready they'll send him in nets.
Not that Emery was sole responsible for that loss,but lets face it,he wasn't a factor in the sens win over T.bay and he was awful tonight.
Cosmo said:
This will be a high-scoring series. The goal-tending and the ability to come back are what separate Buffalo from Ottawa. If Miller doesn't do the job, Lindy Ruff will not hesitate to pull him and put in an equally capable goalie in Biron. I don't think Brian Murray has that luxury with the Sens. Also what impresses me tonight was the way the Sabres kept battling back scoring a goal with less than 11 seconds left to tie and take the game into OT. Also, what's interesting is that the Sabres scored twice while short-handed whereas the Sens scored twice in PP situations.
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I Was happy that the Montreal Canadieans are of of the play offs,, Anyone that is up 2 - 0 and gets beated deserves to loose and have the other team move forward
I Was happy that the Montreal Canadieans are of of the play offs,, Anyone that is up 2 - 0 and gets beated deserves to loose and have the other team move forward
Chokers...
I really don't know which team will win. But I know that Detroit (already eliminated) and Ottawa won't. These teams seam to be cursed. They do well during the season (probably because of weaknesses in their divisions) but stumble in the playoffs.
Captain out!
I really don't know which team will win. But I know that Detroit (already eliminated) and Ottawa won't. These teams seam to be cursed. They do well during the season (probably because of weaknesses in their divisions) but stumble in the playoffs.
Captain out!
cdlovermtl said:
Don't think so. 'Canes were expected to win the series and they were lucky they survived that round because all of their wins were extremeley close. If anything, the Habs overachieved in that series. 'Canes had more talent and crushed the Habs during the regular season.
But the Canes looked very sharp yesterday against NJ.
Maybe they're better than we think they are?
Who knows,we may have been defeated by future cup winners just like 2004?
Maybe they're better than we think they are?
Who knows,we may have been defeated by future cup winners just like 2004?
Bryson said:
Looks like the curse on the Sens is still on
! Edmonton is also in the hole. At least the Oilers get to play in front of the home crowd in the next two games.If Ottawa don't win the cup this year or in the next couple of years they will go down in history as one of the greatest underachievers of all time.
They thought they'd resolve their goaltending problems by getting Hasek but he's out of the line-up.
Emery's not bad,but you can tell he's not the solution.
And not as good as Miller.
They thought they'd resolve their goaltending problems by getting Hasek but he's out of the line-up.
Emery's not bad,but you can tell he's not the solution.
And not as good as Miller.
'Canes are the champs
I was rooting for the Oilers in the series because of their magical run through the playoffs, e.g., knocking off Detroit the team with the best record during the regular season and the team widely picked to win it all, losing their best goalie Roloson in the first game of the Stanley Cup series, and coming back from a 3-1 deficit to tie the series going into tonight's deciding game, but the kid from Edmonton in goal for the 'Canes was just too good. Cam Ward looks like the real deal for the 'Canes and deservedly got the Conn Smythe trophy tonight. Well, considering the Habs took the 'Canes to the brink of elimination in the first round of the playoffs, may be the Habs are not that far off --say 2-3 players--from a championship-caliber team next season. In Gainey and Carbonneau we trust for next season !
I was rooting for the Oilers in the series because of their magical run through the playoffs, e.g., knocking off Detroit the team with the best record during the regular season and the team widely picked to win it all, losing their best goalie Roloson in the first game of the Stanley Cup series, and coming back from a 3-1 deficit to tie the series going into tonight's deciding game, but the kid from Edmonton in goal for the 'Canes was just too good. Cam Ward looks like the real deal for the 'Canes and deservedly got the Conn Smythe trophy tonight. Well, considering the Habs took the 'Canes to the brink of elimination in the first round of the playoffs, may be the Habs are not that far off --say 2-3 players--from a championship-caliber team next season. In Gainey and Carbonneau we trust for next season
!Cosmo said:
Them and the Buffalo Bills - remember the Levy years?
Anyhow its over - I think the Canadians did put up a good fight so there is reason for optimism. Carolina is the real deal.
joelcairo said:
Yup I agree, I was routing for Smyth, Pronger and the boys but Carolina deserved this one - Nothing better than a Game 7 to decide the Cup (well maybe Game 7 in overtime)
In other Hockey related news Josee Theodore (ex Montreal Canadien Vezina winner and favorite whipping boy) has been recently spotted holding hands with Paris Hilton
Canadiens have lost to the Stanley cup champions for second time in a row.(T-Bay and now Carolina).
Means were're not too bad.
Means were're not too bad.
spin said:In other Hockey related news Josee Theodore (ex Montreal Canadien Vezina winner and favorite whipping boy) has been recently spotted holding hands with Paris Hilton
I thought Theo was married and recently had a kid if it is true, he needs to watch out he doesn't get herpes from her
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