raynman
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Canes attempt to Leaf (see what I did there?) Toronto with two points.
Chatfield may be ready to return.
Discuss.
Tonight starts arguably our most difficult slate of games in the year. If we can win more than our fair share through the end of the month (6 of the 7 are top shelf difficult games), then our chances of finishing 1st in the Division are considerably higher.
Schedule comparison, Canes/Devils (sorry Sens fans, I didn't slot you as playoff material):
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"If we can win more than our fair share through the end of the month (6 of the 7 are top shelf difficult games), then our chances of finishing 1st in the Division are considerably higher."True, Canes have a difficult stretch coming up. But there isn't a discrepancy in overall difficulty, only in distribution. Using your categories, both teams play 7 playoff teams and 3 fighting-for-playoff teams. A big difference is that Canes have 2 extra games to collect points, and both of those are against non-playoff teams.
If the Canes finish 2nd it won't be because of the schedule, imo.
Mine was a general assessment of the situation more so than disagreeing with anything in your post. But I replied to your post in order to include the schedule and difficulty categories you listed."If we can win more than our fair share through the end of the month (6 of the 7 are top shelf difficult games), then our chances of finishing 1st in the Division are considerably higher."
This was pretty clear....our tougher ones are now and if we can move through them successfully we are positioned nicely.
Someday I can read thisTonight starts arguably our most difficult slate of games in the year. If we can win more than our fair share through the end of the month (6 of the 7 are top shelf difficult games), then our chances of finishing 1st in the Division are considerably higher.
Schedule comparison, Canes/Devils (sorry Sens fans, I didn't slot you as playoff material):
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I am not Freakazoid. I do not freak out. Instead I panic in the momentPeople worry about the schedule too much. Even with the Svech injury, they'll likely win plenty of games cause that's what they do. They'll lose a few to good teams and people will freak out. They'll lose a few to bad teams and people will freak out. And they'll still probably win the division and people will freak out.