winnipegger
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Sam Bennett has that entire team on a leash.
Flames
Calgary, as the league allows them to get away with hits that they punish the Sharks for.
Calgary, as the league allows them to get away with hits that they punish the Sharks for.
Technically that wasn't a hit. That was just plain old cowardly dirty stick work by someone who knew he wouldn't have to pay the piper. Those are acceptable in Sharkland.Like the slash Dell gave Bennett?
Sam Bennett has that entire team on a leash.
Flames
Calgary would bully san jose… just like the oilers did
Ya that 09 series was a masterpiece, shark fans prob still see hiller in their nightmares.Yeah, he threw one late, dirty hit on one of their defensemen with 30 seconds left in the game. He must be totally in their heads
Just like the Ducks did too, right?
Gotta go with the Flames.
Goaltending will be the difference.
Rittich (.920 Sv%) > Jones (.897 Sv%) or Dell (.889 Sv%)
Ya that 09 series was a masterpiece, shark fans prob still see hiller in their nightmares.
I like Ritty but Jones has the much better resume.Gotta go with the Flames.
Goaltending will be the difference.
Rittich (.920 Sv%) > Jones (.897 Sv%) or Dell (.889 Sv%)
Not this year and this year is the only year that matters.I like Ritty but Jones has the much better resume.
Playoff experience matters.Not this year and this year is the only year that matters.
Who cares about how well you played in the past. Its how well you are playing now that matters. Jones sucks right now and he's sucked for the past half season. I doubt he will suddenly morph into a .926 goalie after a half season of failure. But go ahead.. keep believing in sudden redemption. Its the only scenario that fits your dream.Rittich has 36 starts in his NHL career with a .913 SV%.
Martin Jones has 42 playoff starts in his NHL career with a .926 SV%.
To actually assume the Flames have better goaltending, you’d have to be betting on absolutely zero regression to the mean from Jones, Rittich, or Dell. Which, wouldn’t be very smart, but then again; that kinda seems to be your MO.
I’m talking about the one that happened in this decade, you know, where the Sharks were missing Erik Karlsson and Joe Thornton and still swept them.