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Av-merican
Un-Tenured Professor of Hockey
Joined: 17 Oct 2007
Posts: 1766
Location: Denver
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FUCKING A!!!!!!
Avs lose their third in a row...to Calgary no less!!!
Seriously, they're going everything they can to miss the postseason...! |
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Tuzer
No longer Croozing
Joined: 18 Oct 2007
Posts: 822
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| Posted: Fri Mar 21, 2008 12:48 pm Post subject: |
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FUCKING A!!!!!!
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What he said  |
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DH
Lloyd's Minster
Joined: 18 Oct 2007
Posts: 332
Location: Alberta
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| Posted: Fri Mar 21, 2008 1:11 pm Post subject: |
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| Even if Nashville and/or Edmonton manage to go 5-2, the Avs just need 6 points in 7 games to get in. Less if those guys stumble. |
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the New Cunning Linguist
Like a good neighbor, but not
Joined: 18 Oct 2007
Posts: 1513
Location: I'm here, aren't I?
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What's the magic number in the west if 94 is too high? 92?
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Av-merican
Un-Tenured Professor of Hockey
Joined: 17 Oct 2007
Posts: 1766
Location: Denver
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| Posted: Fri Mar 21, 2008 3:22 pm Post subject: |
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| DH wrote: |
| Even if Nashville and/or Edmonton manage to go 5-2, the Avs just need 6 points in 7 games to get in. Less if those guys stumble. |
I'm still not liking our chances...in a league dictated by special teams the Avs have some of the worst in the league. Even with injuries decimating the lineup that's entirely inexcusable. Granato's dumb ass better be fired with all due haste this offseason, regardless of the outcome. It's his JOB to make sure the PK and PP work, and during his time as head coach it actually did, at least the power play that is. |
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razzmatazz
Go Habs Go! Vive le CH!
Joined: 18 Oct 2007
Posts: 1553
Location: Burnaby, B.C.
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| Posted: Fri Mar 21, 2008 3:26 pm Post subject: |
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So, Granato should be the head coach?  |
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Av-merican
Un-Tenured Professor of Hockey
Joined: 17 Oct 2007
Posts: 1766
Location: Denver
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| Posted: Fri Mar 21, 2008 3:30 pm Post subject: |
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| So, Granato should be the head coach? |
Oh heavens no...I'm just saying that was the ONE thing he did right after taking over for Hartley. And now he's not even doing that as an assistant, so I say we jettison him with all due haste. I'm sure he'll land on his feet somewhere in San Jose or L.A. |
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saskhab
'03-'04 Goalie Profiles Coming Soon!
Joined: 17 Oct 2007
Posts: 3136
Location: Saskatoon!
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| Posted: Sat Mar 22, 2008 1:02 am Post subject: |
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No clinches or eliminations tonight, as New Jersey and Anaheim lost, and Toronto won.
Buffalo falls behind Washington, but Philly wins, inching closer. Every team from 7th place Philly to 12th place Toronto have games in hand on Washington, so while they sit only one back of Boston for 8th, Boston does have 2 more games to play than the Caps, and 1 more than the Sabres.
10 games tomorrow. I'll summarize...
Colorado v Edmonton - with an adjusted point total of 92 or 93, Edmonton is still technically in the race in the West, but a loss to Colorado would definitely be game over. Colorado can make things a lot easier on themselves by winning.
Chicago v Nashville - Nashville needs a near perfect end to the year to likely make it, so they'll have to get a win here to start. Chicago, with the adjusted point total, is in the same boat.
LA v Dallas - LA's long gone, Dallas is closing in on an eventual clinch. Nothing much to watch here unless you're wondering if Dallas will be able to catch Anaheim for 2nd in the Pacific and home ice in that 4 v 5 playoff matchup.
Boston v Montreal - Montreal's in, but battling for their division and the conference lead. Boston's slipped to 8th and is suddenly vulnerable. Philly, Buffalo, and Washington aren't playing, so this is one of those "games in hand" on those teams.
Toronto v Ottawa - Ottawa needs a win to keep pace for the division/conference race, as they're running 4th right now in that one, which is only good for the 5th seed. Toronto continues to need to run the table, so is this the night they fall?
Tampa Bay v Florida - Florida also needs a virtual sweep of their remaining schedule to make it, and their cross-state rival should be a good chance to get closer to that improbable goal.
Detroit v Columbus - Nothing much to watch here, but a loss by Columbus puts them out of reach of even the new adjusted total of 92 points.
New Jersey v Pittsburgh - Battle for 1st place in the Atlantic and the Eastern Conference as well. Montreal and Ottawa just hopes this one doesn't go to OT. If this game goes to OT, both teams clinch. If not, only the winner will clinch. But there will be at least 2 Eastern Conference teams past 92 points by the end of Saturday.
Anaheim v Phoenix - If the new adjusted total is 92 points, this is Phoenix's new last stand. Anaheim needs a win to make 94 points. Take your pick on the standard... it's pretty obvious where these teams will finish in the end anyways.
Minnesota v Calgary - Another game of the night potential (I'd say this and the NJ/Pitt game are the two leading candidates). Both teams should be able to accumulate 94 points, let alone 92 or 93 or wherever the bar really should be in the West. This game is for 1st in the NW and coveted home ice in a likely head to head matchup (although far from certain).
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"Oh my God. There she is. Lovely Sally Slater. I should speak to her. But what the hell can I say? Anything that doesn't mention that I masturbate over her memory is probably a good idea."
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Bell Centre Ghost
Haunting the Bell Centre since 2005
Joined: 18 Oct 2007
Posts: 537
Location: Guelph
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| Posted: Sat Mar 22, 2008 4:30 am Post subject: |
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Great summary! thanks sask.
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saskhab
'03-'04 Goalie Profiles Coming Soon!
Joined: 17 Oct 2007
Posts: 3136
Location: Saskatoon!
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| Posted: Sat Mar 22, 2008 5:52 pm Post subject: |
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Uh oh for Colorado... that was a ridiculous game. Hemsky just owned the Avalanche, but the Oil almost blew it in the 3rd giving up 4 goals. The game ends with a somewhat bizarre ending... a hooking call on a partial break for Reasoner, in which he fired wide of the open net. The ref called it a penalty shot and automatic goal to make it 7-5. I think it was a gutsy call, but ultimately the correct one despite the weird angle of the "breakaway".
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"Oh my God. There she is. Lovely Sally Slater. I should speak to her. But what the hell can I say? Anything that doesn't mention that I masturbate over her memory is probably a good idea."
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Farang
Chaser, Wearer of Skirts
Joined: 18 Oct 2007
Posts: 437
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| Posted: Sat Mar 22, 2008 6:07 pm Post subject: |
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| Isn't Calgary 3 points back of Minny? |
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saskhab
'03-'04 Goalie Profiles Coming Soon!
Joined: 17 Oct 2007
Posts: 3136
Location: Saskatoon!
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| Posted: Sat Mar 22, 2008 6:12 pm Post subject: |
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| Farang wrote: |
| Isn't Calgary 3 points back of Minny? |
Yes, but with a game in hand. If they win in regulation, they're one point back and largely in control of the race to the finish.
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"Oh my God. There she is. Lovely Sally Slater. I should speak to her. But what the hell can I say? Anything that doesn't mention that I masturbate over her memory is probably a good idea."
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Farang
Chaser, Wearer of Skirts
Joined: 18 Oct 2007
Posts: 437
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| Posted: Sat Mar 22, 2008 8:30 pm Post subject: |
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AHA!!!  |
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saskhab
'03-'04 Goalie Profiles Coming Soon!
Joined: 17 Oct 2007
Posts: 3136
Location: Saskatoon!
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| Posted: Sun Mar 23, 2008 12:59 am Post subject: |
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Florida and Toronto hold on, while Columbus and Phoenix are most definitely OUT. Nashville and Edmonton hold serve in the West's new goal of 92 points.... which means Chicago is still in it despite their shootout loss. They can still get 92 points.
In the East, I'm not adjusting down at the moment, 92 is still the goal. So Pittsburgh becomes team #2 to clinch a spot in their decisive win over New Jersey.
Meanwhile, Anaheim officially moves to team #3 to clinch, although I guess with an adjusted total they already had clinched. This can be confusing.
Here's the West (record to reach 92 points):
1. Detroit - clinched
2. San Jose - clinched
3. Anaheim - clinched
4. Dallas - 1-4-1
5. Minnesota - 1-4-1
6. Calgary - 2-5-0
7. Vancouver - 3-4-0
8. Colorado - 4-2-0
9. Nashville - 5-1-0
10. Edmonton - 5-0-1
11. Chicago - 7-0-0
12. Columbus - eliminated
13. Phoenix - eliminated
14. St. Louis - eliminated
15. Los Angeles - eliminated
And the East (92 points):
1. Montreal - clinched
2. Pittsburgh - clinched
3. New Jersey - 0-6-1
4. Ottawa - 1-5-1
5. NY Rangers - 2-5-0
6. Carolina - 2-3-1
7. Philadelphia - 4-3-0
8. Boston - 4-3-0
9. Washington - 5-1-0
10. Buffalo - 5-1-1
11. Florida - 5-0-1
12. Toronto - 6-0-0
13. NY Islanders - eliminated
14. Atlanta - eliminated
15. Tampa Bay - eliminated
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"Oh my God. There she is. Lovely Sally Slater. I should speak to her. But what the hell can I say? Anything that doesn't mention that I masturbate over her memory is probably a good idea."
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Farang
Chaser, Wearer of Skirts
Joined: 18 Oct 2007
Posts: 437
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| Posted: Sun Mar 23, 2008 1:33 am Post subject: |
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| Holy shit Sask, nice work! Fuck it! I'm going out to The Brickhouse to get down. Too much to do tonight. |
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DH
Lloyd's Minster
Joined: 18 Oct 2007
Posts: 332
Location: Alberta
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| Posted: Mon Mar 24, 2008 12:39 am Post subject: |
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| Very nice work Sask! It's worth noting that if certain teams just on the brink lose a couple games right away the 92-point bar will come down significantly. |
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saskhab
'03-'04 Goalie Profiles Coming Soon!
Joined: 17 Oct 2007
Posts: 3136
Location: Saskatoon!
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| Posted: Mon Mar 24, 2008 8:39 am Post subject: |
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Sunday's results:
Philadelphia 4 NY Islanders 1
Chicago 4 St. Louis 3 (OT)
Chicago stays alive and Philly inches closer.
Here's the West (record to reach 92 points):
1. Detroit - clinched
2. San Jose - clinched
3. Anaheim - clinched
4. Dallas - 1-4-1
5. Minnesota - 1-4-1
6. Calgary - 2-5-0
7. Vancouver - 3-4-0
8. Colorado - 4-2-0
9. Nashville - 5-1-0
10. Edmonton - 5-0-1
11. Chicago - 6-0-0
12. Columbus - eliminated
13. Phoenix - eliminated
14. St. Louis - eliminated
15. Los Angeles - eliminated
And the East (92 points):
1. Montreal - clinched
2. Pittsburgh - clinched
3. New Jersey - 0-6-1
4. Ottawa - 1-5-1
5. NY Rangers - 2-5-0
6. Carolina - 2-3-1
7. Philadelphia - 3-3-0
8. Boston - 4-3-0
9. Washington - 5-1-0
10. Buffalo - 5-1-1
11. Florida - 5-0-1
12. Toronto - 6-0-0
13. NY Islanders - eliminated
14. Atlanta - eliminated
15. Tampa Bay - eliminated
Here's a probability website, much like what DH had last year:
http://www.sportsclubstats.com/NHL.html
It show's the likelihood each team has of finishing in the playoffs, and each position, in a simulation mode using 100,000,000 different results. For example, in 100 million simulations, although the Blues remain mathematically alive to make the playoffs, only 14 different scenarios emerged in which they actually made it. The Blackhawks' win last night increased their chances of making the playoffs by 2.3%, and moves them up to 5.7% overall. Philly jumped 11.1% to 82.6% with their win, and mathematically eliminated the Islanders. The Capitals, as another example, had their chances drop by 3%.
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"Oh my God. There she is. Lovely Sally Slater. I should speak to her. But what the hell can I say? Anything that doesn't mention that I masturbate over her memory is probably a good idea."
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saskhab
'03-'04 Goalie Profiles Coming Soon!
Joined: 17 Oct 2007
Posts: 3136
Location: Saskatoon!
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| Posted: Tue Mar 25, 2008 1:18 am Post subject: |
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Monday's key results:
Edmonton 5 Minnesota 3
Colorado 2 Calgary 0
Montreal 7 Ottawa 5
Edmonton continues to push closer and avoid elimination, but Colorado got a much needed W. Ottawa failed to inch closer. Montreal mathematically clinched.
Here's the West (record to reach 92 points):
1. Detroit - clinched
2. San Jose - clinched
3. Anaheim - clinched
4. Dallas - 1-4-1
5. Minnesota - 1-3-1
6. Calgary - 2-4-0
7. Vancouver - 3-4-0
8. Colorado - 3-2-0
9. Nashville - 5-1-0
10. Edmonton - 4-0-1
11. Chicago - 6-0-0
12. Columbus - eliminated
13. Phoenix - eliminated
14. St. Louis - eliminated
15. Los Angeles - eliminated
And the East (92 points):
1. Montreal - clinched
2. Pittsburgh - clinched
3. New Jersey - 0-6-1
4. Ottawa - 1-4-1
5. NY Rangers - 2-5-0
6. Carolina - 2-3-1
7. Philadelphia - 3-3-0
8. Boston - 4-3-0
9. Washington - 5-1-0
10. Buffalo - 5-1-1
11. Florida - 5-0-1
12. Toronto - 6-0-0
13. NY Islanders - eliminated
14. Atlanta - eliminated
15. Tampa Bay - eliminated
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"Oh my God. There she is. Lovely Sally Slater. I should speak to her. But what the hell can I say? Anything that doesn't mention that I masturbate over her memory is probably a good idea."
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swflyers8
Joined: 19 Oct 2007
Posts: 111
Location: Norristown, PA
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| Posted: Tue Mar 25, 2008 11:48 am Post subject: |
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So nice to be eliminating teams rather than be eliminated like last year.
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saskhab
'03-'04 Goalie Profiles Coming Soon!
Joined: 17 Oct 2007
Posts: 3136
Location: Saskatoon!
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| Posted: Tue Mar 25, 2008 10:53 pm Post subject: |
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Tuesday's key results:
Ottawa 6 Buffalo 3
Boston 6 Toronto 2
Pittsburgh 2 New Jersey 0
Washington 3 Carolina 2 (SO)
Philadelphia 2 NY Rangers 1 (OT)
Tampa Bay 3 Florida 1
Nashville 3 Columbus 0
Calgary 3 Vancouver 2
Lots to digest here. NJ fails to clinch AGAIN, but Ottawa moves within 1 point of clinching. Toronto and Florida are OUT. The Rangers and Hurricanes get a point closer, but Philly and Washington get two much needed ones. Buffalo's loss puts them on the verge of elimination... a regulation loss and it's over.
In the West, Nashville stays very much alive. And the Flames just came back in the 3rd to beat the Canucks in regulation, moving within 2 points of clinching... and ahead of Dallas. This is the first Canucks regulation loss when leading after 2 periods.
Here's the West (record to reach 92 points):
1. Detroit - clinched
2. San Jose - clinched
3. Anaheim - clinched
4. Calgary - 1-4-0
5. Dallas - 1-4-1
6. Minnesota - 1-3-1
7. Vancouver - 3-3-0
8. Colorado - 3-2-0
9. Nashville - 4-1-0
10. Edmonton - 4-0-1
11. Chicago - 6-0-0
12. Columbus - eliminated
13. Phoenix - eliminated
14. St. Louis - eliminated
15. Los Angeles - eliminated
And the East (92 points):
1. Montreal - clinched
2. Pittsburgh - clinched
3. New Jersey - 0-5-1
4. Ottawa - 0-4-1
5. NY Rangers - 1-4-1
6. Carolina - 2-3-0
7. Philadelphia - 2-3-0
8. Boston - 3-3-0
9. Washington - 4-1-0
10. Buffalo - 5-0-1
11. Florida - eliminated
12. Toronto - eliminated
13. NY Islanders - eliminated
14. Atlanta - eliminated
15. Tampa Bay - eliminated
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