WildCard

What are they called on?

Something something a players prime something something

God dammit True stop being lazy

One of these days you're gonna slip

Who? Skinner?

I'd still prefer to keep it within conference. The cross-conference playoffs is a cool idea but I think the novelty of it would wear off. I want to hate the teams in my conference and play those teams that I play the most in the playoffs; I play Vancouver 2x a year, but Washington 4x

Knocking Toronto out of the playoffs would be so sweet

Holy hell that is awful. Never really payed attention to it until right now but yeah unless Tampa loses we're probably better off finishing in the wildcard, which is like you said beyond stupid Is there any talk of changing it anytime soon?

With us in 2nd in the Atlantic right now, how do the playoffs work? Would we play 3rd in our division (Toronto), and then 1st (Tampa) assuming both wildcard teams lose?

Figured I'd try and drive conversation a little more this way ? So Dahlin should blow past that. Good, because there was a ton of talk about if Dahlin could even snigg Ekblad's rookie calder season. Then again, Ekblad didn't have Pettersson to compete with And btw, Ekblad has never hit 40 points

What did Ekblad end up hitting his freshman year?

The other thing is, Eichel is cheaper than McDavid and Matthews will be. That's a pretty nice benefit for a comparable player I don't think it's a bias if it's objectively correct

Any idea what happened to Pilut?

Stolen from Brawndo

I need more. This deserves a thread

I mean he finally started skating a full game...??

What a win. Can't wait to get our defense back though. McCabe is sorely missed

Was hoping this was the case. Boston is close behind, and given their injuries and how we played them the first time around, I'm gonna call this a must win

Revenge has never felt so sweet

So much for the culture change

Flying back from Philly. Killed the interview, Philly is an awesome city. Tied with Boston for my favorite so far

The MacKinnon dilemna is a real issue. It's going to be interesting to see who deals with their contract issues first, Toronto or Colorado