darko
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.22 to be exact. That's ~ the difference between giving up 2.4 G per 33 shots (Hank's .928) vs. 3.1 G per 33 shots (Quick's .906).
Now you are just nitpicking.
.22 to be exact. That's ~ the difference between giving up 2.4 G per 33 shots (Hank's .928) vs. 3.1 G per 33 shots (Quick's .906).
If by a fluke you mean completely outplayed then yes you'd be correct.
I meant Montreal getting to the CF was a fluke, not the Rangers beating them.
It's in response to people who are criticizing two teams who have dominated the sport the last three or four seasons, and didn't understand that elite-vs-elite matchups doesn't mean perfect, mistake free hockey.
Fans are stupid. If it's a 0-0 game then both teams are boring with no skill. If it's a 5-4 game, both teams have overrated defenses and poor goalies.
The fact remains that the Rangers have yet to face a team like Chicago or LA in a seven game series and will have their work cut out for them, moreso than vs Philly or Pitt or Montreal.
And it's not because of skill or size or speed. It's because Chicago and LA are champions and have an understanding most of the Rangers don't have.
Neither team is invincible. They just both have an advantage.
Hoping for a real battle in CHI-town tonight. They need to beat the living **** out of each other.![]()
Hoping for a real battle in CHI-town tonight. They need to beat the living **** out of each other.![]()
One thing will never cease to amaze me: How hellbent you Americans are on making a mockery of your national anthem.