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Dev wrote:Who do you guys think are the most exciting teams to watch?
Washington
They're pretty good.
Yes, and fun to watch.
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I would loooooove to see the Pens sneak into the last playoff spot, lose in the first round, and give the Leafs the 15-16ish pick in the draft.
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I think the Sharks and Senators are probably my two favourites to watch. Sens have always been an exciting team. Anyone who watched them tie the game with .1 seconds left on the clock last night knows what I mean.

As far as the sharks go Brent Burns is undeniably talented.
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Dev wrote:I think the Sharks and Senators are probably my two favourites to watch. Sens have always been an exciting team. Anyone who watched them tie the game with .1 seconds left on the clock last night knows what I mean.

As far as the sharks go Brent Burns is undeniably talented.
I've always had a soft spot for the Sharks, especially a few years ago when they had those great regular seasons then bowed out early in the playoffs. I always felt bad for them.
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E.H. Ruddock wrote:
Dev wrote:I think the Sharks and Senators are probably my two favourites to watch. Sens have always been an exciting team. Anyone who watched them tie the game with .1 seconds left on the clock last night knows what I mean.

As far as the sharks go Brent Burns is undeniably talented.
I've always had a soft spot for the Sharks, especially a few years ago when they had those great regular seasons then bowed out early in the playoffs. I always felt bad for them.
Yeah, I'm not sure what they are missing in the play-offs.
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phil......not nice
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Peeps wrote:phil......not nice
I'm ok with that.
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That Carolina/Tampa finish was exciting tonight
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E.H. Ruddock wrote:That Carolina/Tampa finish was exciting tonight
did not see. I watched the battle of ontario, the ducks vs. kings and sharks vs. vancouver.

I gotta say the kings and ducks seemed like a higher caliber of hockey. the ducks are insane good, but its hard not to hate them...
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Big W for the Stars yesterday and 10 of their last 15 reg season games at home. Tied with the B Hawks for most points in the conference and they play two more times. Get excited!
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toronto maple laffs
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Take that, Anaheim
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Mecca wrote:toronto maple laffs
Granted, they're not nearly as good at this "intentionally losing" thing as the Sabres were last year, but they're doing ok.
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Granted, they're not nearly as good at this "intentionally losing" thing as the Sabres were last year, but they're doing ok.
not getting the top pick after that season was kinda fucking with the fan psyche, but Eichel is the best consolation prize ever. I couldn't imagine what it would be like to finish last and only get the 4th pick guaranteed
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I don't have a good feeling about Detroit's chances of expanding its playoff streak. I fear this may be the end. Rats.
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Mecca wrote:toronto maple laffs
Granted, they're not nearly as good at this "intentionally losing" thing as the Sabres were last year, but they're doing ok.
not getting the top pick after that season was kinda fucking with the fan psyche, but Eichel is the best consolation prize ever. I couldn't imagine what it would be like to finish last and only get the 4th pick guaranteed
Yeah, it's definitely not a great year to finally do the right thing and sink to the bottom. It seems to me that most Leafs fans have the right mentality, though: expect to pick fourth, be happy with anything better. At least they finally have some great prospects and are heading in the right direction.
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Mecca wrote:
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Mecca wrote:toronto maple laffs
Granted, they're not nearly as good at this "intentionally losing" thing as the Sabres were last year, but they're doing ok.
not getting the top pick after that season was kinda fucking with the fan psyche, but Eichel is the best consolation prize ever. I couldn't imagine what it would be like to finish last and only get the 4th pick guaranteed
Hobey Baker award winner as a Freshman. Eichel is gonna be great.
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philpritchard wrote:
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Mecca wrote:toronto maple laffs
Granted, they're not nearly as good at this "intentionally losing" thing as the Sabres were last year, but they're doing ok.
not getting the top pick after that season was kinda fucking with the fan psyche, but Eichel is the best consolation prize ever. I couldn't imagine what it would be like to finish last and only get the 4th pick guaranteed
Yeah, it's definitely not a great year to finally do the right thing and sink to the bottom. It seems to me that most Leafs fans have the right mentality, though: expect to pick fourth, be happy with anything better. At least they finally have some great prospects and are heading in the right direction.
The Toronto media is being pretty comical in regards to the tank. I saw an article earlier that basically said "Toronto is doing it the right way and not the shameful way the Sabres did"
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Matthew Tkachuk is gonna be a top 5 pick. Makes me feel super old.
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Mecca wrote:
philpritchard wrote:
Mecca wrote:
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Mecca wrote:toronto maple laffs
Granted, they're not nearly as good at this "intentionally losing" thing as the Sabres were last year, but they're doing ok.
not getting the top pick after that season was kinda fucking with the fan psyche, but Eichel is the best consolation prize ever. I couldn't imagine what it would be like to finish last and only get the 4th pick guaranteed
Yeah, it's definitely not a great year to finally do the right thing and sink to the bottom. It seems to me that most Leafs fans have the right mentality, though: expect to pick fourth, be happy with anything better. At least they finally have some great prospects and are heading in the right direction.
The Toronto media is being pretty comical in regards to the tank. I saw an article earlier that basically said "Toronto is doing it the right way and not the shameful way the Sabres did"
Yeah, that's pretty stupid. They're not bottoming out the way the Sabres did last year (and they definitely have a lot more legitimate NHL talent on their roster), but what the Sabres did wasn't shameful... it was a really, really smart strategy.
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BigRedLedbetter wrote:Matthew Tkachuk is gonna be a top 5 pick. Makes me feel super old.
The last few games, the Leafs have played a line with William Nylander and Kasperi Kapanen. My "I'm getting old" moment was when I remembered back to the first hockey video game I ever really played when I was a kid, NHL '96, and realized that Sami Kapenen wasn't even in it yet.

Fun fact: Brooks Laich assisted on William Nylander's first career goal the other day, just under seven years after he assisted on Michael Nylander's last career goal.
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