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24-25 Season Point Prediction

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My excitement level for this team is super low right now which sucks because we have some really awesome players

The defense and goaltending are simply not good enough on paper and I’m having a hard time seeing them overcome that

89 points
 
The team should continue to improve, I think 94/95 points is a reasonable expectation based on team and AHL depth, unless there are some major long term injuries.

I don't know if 95 points is enough to make into the playoffs this year, I am expecting to see some major closings of the gap from top to bottom in the east, but the top guys will still eek out enough to claim the playoff spots this year, unless they get hit with major injuries, then anything is possible.
 
Maybe the Red Wings reach 100 points.

Maybe the Red Wings reach next round.

Defensemen worsening.

Stanley Cup certainly.
 
Well, we are 20 games into the season. Anyone want to update their prediction?

There were some great posts in early October.
 
My prediction was 85 ., but I believe it is too optimistic. We should have small selloff and my new guess 75 points
 
No idea about points, but i predict wings will be back to under 250 goals scored and its not going to even be close.

My prediction 214 goals (lowest since 2016-2017).
 
76 points.

This team is a top 6F or top 2D injury away from picking top 5 in the draft. Despite Mo/Ed/DBC/Larkin/Ray being really solid core pieces this may be the worst mid/bottom 6/bottom 4 performance I've seen on Detroit since the historically bad year.
 
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Snuggs said:
79 points.

Selling at TDL.
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Doesn't matter how many players they sell or how many injuries they have, their best run of the season we be the last 10 games.
 
OgeeOgelthorpe said:
76 points.

This team is a top 6F or top 2D injury away from picking top 5 in the draft. Despite Mo/Ed/DBC/Larkin/Ray being really solid core pieces this may be the worst mid/bottom 6/bottom 4 performance I've seen on Detroit since the historically bad year.
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Yeah, it's like we have 4 Daleys instead of just one, a pair of Nielsens, and a bunch of Ernes to round out the roster. We even have the new version of Howie with a worse SV%.

Quit frankly, I think this thread should be closed. Bringing it up to the top feels like trolling, except I'm trolling myself because I was WAAAAAAY off.
 
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Oh yeah geeze... C'mon now ay guy? Let's close it down cause some people were a little off on offseason predictions and look silly... No one really cares.

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Yeah, it's like we have 4 Daleys instead of just one, a pair of Nielsens, and a bunch of Ernes to round out the roster. We even have the new version of Howie with a worse SV%.

Quit frankly, I think this thread should be closed. Bringing it up to the top feels like trolling, except I'm trolling myself because I was WAAAAAAY off.
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On the flip side, if the wings have a decent run out for the rest of December (6 of 7 games are at home) and can manage to muster up say a 5-2 effort over the rest of December, they will finish the year at 1 game of 0.500 (38 GP, with a last 10 of 6-3-1) versus last year, when the had a terrible finish to the month (Las t 10 of 3-7-0) to be at 1 game over 0.500 (37 GP).

Unless the wings come off the wheel, there is still a reasonable faint hope for a decent season, I'll stick with my incremental improvement prediction (95 points), assuming no major injuries.

I may be more than a little optimistic, but I think this team will come together and play more consistently, they do need to shoot a little more and chase some greasy goals, if they do, I think they can hang with most teams on most nights.

The big test is against the Flyers tomorrow night, the wings need a regulation win to kickoff the journey and the last of 3 games in 4 nights for 2023. (fortunately, the B2B is a home and home with the Habs, that 3rd game is often a scheduled loss, but since we play the same team...)
 
14ari13 said:
92-98 if Yzerman figures out and fires Lalonde. 84-90 if he doesn't.
I don't like Husso. He allows a semi soft or soft goal every game.
A lot depends on Seider and Edvidson.
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I was right about both Lalonde and Husso.

We were on pace for 70 points before Todd, now after 4 games 79.

Can the team pass 90 points?
 
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After 7 wins we are on pace for 86 points. It seems 90 should be enough for the playoffs
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That’s assuming we stay at our current win/point percentages.

Let’s say Detroit continues riding hot under Mclelland and gets .580 to .620 for the next 40 games. That’d be 46 to 50 points. 90-94 points and roughly a .550 to .573 win percentage for this team is probably the bare minimum to get that WC.

It’s doable, but I think this team needs to look at adding some reinforcements either at 3rd line wing and/or bottom pair RD. The sooner they make depth moves the better.
 
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Currently we are at 112-point pace with McLellan's .875 record. :)

I would happy about the Craig Berube example.

2018-19 St. Louis Blues went with .447 (and 17 total points) with Mike Yeo, who was fired, then they were 2nd last on the NHL standings.

Then went .651 (and total 82 points) with Berube, collecting 99 total points.

And did win a Stanley Cup.

That's fine for me to repeat with Red Wings. :)
 
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