Eastern Conference Playoffs, 1st Round | |
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That doesnt shock me. The Jets have a really good team, and an even better core of guys that'll be there when they really start to get better and become one of the elite teams of the league. If Dustin Byfuglien did the right thing and played disciplined Hockey instead of letting his emotions get the best of him (and in turn, getting in trouble with the league because of it, and not being suspended for crucial games when the team NEEDS him), he could potentially be a Norris Trophy winner many times over. His gifted ability to play not only D but also a Forward as well at the drop of a hat seemingly is a rarity, and I really hope he picks up the pace on maturing his game. Other than that, you also got rid of that numbskull Evander Kane (and probable locker room cancer) and received a great package from the Sabres in return. If this team is managed right and all the players buy into the system, the Jets are going to be a force for quite a while and will terrorize the league. Get in your mouse, and get out of here! | |
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I know I know. But the awesome thing about the Wings is that they were able to keep their playoff streak going another year to 22 (!!!!!!) 22 consecutive years they've managed to reach the postseason. Lol let that sink in for a moment. That aint no small feat bro! So while yeah, they eventually broke down in 7 to an all-around superior team (even though Detroit dominated most of the series like I said in an earlier post), the fact the Wings even made it at all is amazing. I mean, you gotta remember: The Wings were also limping into the playoffs too. Lotta of injuries to key players, and Mike Babcock spotted their strengths and weaknesses and still found a way to make it. Thats just remarkable. . And while your team has sadly been eliminated, I do really hope you continue to watch the rest of the playoffs. THIS is when it gets really crazy! Nice chatting with you friend, please drop in here when you can! Get in your mouse, and get out of here! | |
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Eastern Conference Playoffs, Conference Semifinals | |
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Western Conference Playoffs, Conference Semifinals | |
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And Chicago was sure to bring their brooms to MN as they did away with the Wild in 4 games straight! Couldnt believe it. I def thought the Hawks were going to win the series, but in 6 or 7. Not a sweep! Shame to see Roszival go down with that ankle injury (Did you see it? It was brutal!). Chicago looks downright terrifying, and whomever wins between Anaheim/Calgary certainly have their work cut out for them next round! Get in your mouse, and get out of here! | |
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Now it's The New York Rangers v The Tampa Bay Lightning
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The Anaheim Ducks v The Chicago Blackhawks
I'll pick The New York Rangers in 6 games,
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The Chicago Blackhawks also in 6 games. | |
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Eastern Conference Finals Dominic Moore scored with 2:25 to play, the defense limited Tampa Bay's high-powered offense, and the Rangers defeated goaltender Ben Bishop and the Lightning 2-1 on Saturday to move within three wins of returning to the Stanley Cup Final.
Western Conference Finals | |
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Tampa Bay Lightning beat the New York Rangers tonight 6-5 in a high scoring game. | |
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Western Conference Finals
Antoine Vermette scored at 5:37 of the second overtime to give the Blackhawks the victory. Vermette, left out of the lineup Thursday night in Chicago's 2-1 loss in Game 3, was stopped on his first try in front, but stayed with the rebound and shot it over Ducks goaltender Frederik Andersen for his second goal of playoffs. He then skated over to the corner and was mobbed by his teammates as the season-high crowd of 22,404 cheered wildly. | |
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May 24, 2015
Tampa Bay Lightning are one win away from the Stanley Cup Finals with a 2-0 win over the New York Rangers. They lead the series 3 games to 2. I still think the Rangers are going to pull through although it will take 7 games now if they do. | |
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Anaheim Ducks are now one win away from the Stanley Cup Final win a big win over the Chicago Blackhawks 5-4 in Overtme. | |
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I'm rooting for the Ducks all of the way....no personal beef with the Hawks but I like to see a good ol fashioned underdog take the next step forward.
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Eastern Conference Finals Henrik Lundqvist made 35 saves in this game for the Rangers while Derick Brassard scored a hat trick in an explosive third period to defeat the Tampa Bay Lightning and force a decisive game 7 at Madison Square Garden. Ryan Callahan scored his first goal of the playoffs for the Lightning. | |
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Game 7 Baby! | |
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Western Conference Finals
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Another Game 7! It doesn't get better than this! | |
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Eastern Conference Finals In the decisive game 7 of this series, the Rangers once again struggled on home ice, as Ben Bishop held them scoreless in 22 shots on goal. Henrik Lundqvist did his best to keep the Rangers in the game, but Alex Killorn and Ondrej Palat would score in the thrid period to give the Lightning the victory and the Prince of Wales trophy. Tampa Bay now heads on to the Stanley Cup Final and awaits the winner of the decisive game 7 between the Anaheim Ducks and Chicago Blackhawks. | |
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Well I was wrong with my Eastern Conference prediction. I really thought New York would take it at home. Congratulations to the Tampa Bay Lightning! | |
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May 30, 2015
Well I was right with my Western Conference prediction. It's now the Chicago Blackhawks v the Tampa Bay Lightning for all the marbles!
I predict the Chicago Blackhawks will win the Stanley Cup. | |
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Western Conference Finals
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The Blackhawks need to not go to the brink like this.... I'm in a leg cast dammit and I can't move... it in my best interest I stay still. Enough of the nail biters. | |
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so all i keep thinking is that, my Wings took these SAME Lightning to Game 7. SMH. ..."THIS COULD BE US, but you be PLAYIN!!" | |
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The 2015 Stanley Cup Final is set to begin, and all the action can be picked up in this thread: | |
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Nice job Hawks with game 1!! Get in your mouse, and get out of here! | |
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They said they just got better as the game went on. | |
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I lost interest when the Islanders got shut out. By St. Boogar and all the saints at the backside door of Purgatory! | |
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The series is now tied 2 - 2 baby! | |
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Series tied 2-2, with game 5 tonight in Tampa! Who do y'all got? The resiliency and back bone of the Blackhawks is undisputed, and they DO seem to play their best with their backs against the wall. Expect an unrelenting, defensive-minded game from Chicago tonight, with a possible Toews-Kane pairing if the urgency is truly there. . Tampa Bay's bread and butter is their speed. A team consisting of mostly youngsters, their youth and uptempo style of play has given the Blackhawks multiple fits in the previous 4 games, and will no doubt continue to stir up some dust again tonight. Chicago's counter-attack to the Bolts' speed has been their flawless forechecking. If the Lightning can somehow avoid the big bodies of Chicago's defense and continue to infiltrate Chicago's zone somehow someway while constantly shooting pucks at Corey Crawford (as Tampa Bay has some of the NHL's finest snipers on their squad), expect this game to get ugly very quickly. But on the flip side, the Bolts' starting goaltender Ben Bishop has been ruled as questionable for tonight's game, and it's a very real possibility Tampa starts their back-up which will be sweet music to the Blackhawks' ears. . From my perspective, this series can go either way. Tampa has put up much more of a fight than I anticipated (as well as many others), and what was expected to be an uneven series at best has become MUST-SEE TV for any true sports fan. While my gut still thinks the Hawks take home the cup once again, I wont be shocked to see it go to 7 games and Steven Stamkos lifting Lord Stanley when all is said and done. This my friends...is hockey at it's finest. An absolutely riveting series, and an epic way to close off the 2014-15 season. Get in your mouse, and get out of here! | |
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Game 5 ended up with a 2-1 win for the Chicago Blackhawks. "He who wins Game 5 usually wins the series." And Chicago is heading back to the Madhouse on Monday night. | |
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