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He definitely won the fight. He’s barely 16. He’s going to be an enforcer in another year or two.I guess you never seen the end of the fight ? Yikes..
He definitely won the fight. He’s barely 16. He’s going to be an enforcer in another year or two.I guess you never seen the end of the fight ? Yikes..
Tonight goes to show two things. 1) how tough the Western Conference continues to be. We won that was the goal, but Sudbury is top in the east. If we were in the east, we would be in the mix for a higher seed. It’s hard to say and it’s not to discredit Sudbury from their success.
2) We can play against anyone. Keep the PP going and be disciplined to stay out of the box. We didn’t have to struggle on the PK which helped us. A lot of people contributed tonight and it’s nice to see four lines rolling instead of exhausting the same two.
Today was a good solid 60 minute win. Take a rest day and bring the same energy Sunday.
He definitely won the fight. He’s barely 16. He’s going to be an enforcer in another year or two.
You only have to go back the last 2 seasons to see the western conference champ came from the western division. So the " once again" comment is a bit mute.The mid-west is once again best.
The west post deadline (Flint, Sarnia, Windsor) might be the weakest division. And the east most improved from the start of the season to now.
You only have to go back the last 2 seasons to see the western conference champ came from the western division. So the " once again" comment is a bit mute.
Almost always is likely not disputable but once again is.London is mid-west, right?
The OHL champion in 3/4 seasons were eastern conference teams, so the eastern conference was stronger overall? I don’t think that’s quite right.
I’m not sure if mid-west is almost always best is disputable.
Almost always is likely not disputable but once again is.
Well I do agree this year the West is likely the weakest division.Alright, the west was pretty strong for a couple of seasons; hence, ‘once again’ the mid-west is best.
I will rephrase my post anyways. Right now the mid-west is very strong, and the west might be the weakest division post deadline.
Are noise makers aloud?? Thinking a horn that you blow into....
I’m convinced that SOO has as bad of stream as us. They get points for being able to see the picture, but the audio is terrible. 5 seconds behind the play.
They were.it think they might have been using the radio feed
Alright, the west was pretty strong for a couple of seasons; hence, ‘once again’ the mid-west is best.
I will rephrase my post anyways. Right now the mid-west is very strong, and the west might be the weakest division post deadline.
Well I do agree this year the West is likely the weakest division.
I'll rate then as such-.
Midwest
Central
East
West
And from there I will leave the thread to Erie fans.
I'll weigh in, risking the ire of Erie fans for hijacking the thread.
Points earned so far by each division:
220 - East
211 - Central
265 - MidWest
223 - West
I don't think anyone will disagree that the MidWest is the strongest. The other 3 are much closer.
Based on the moves that the Central teams made, it probably gets stronger over the second half but it will be tough to completely close the gap on both the East and the West with the points leads they have.
The East and the West both had a couple of buyers and a couple of sellers. But Peterborough sold a ton. I don't think the West relinquishes it's lead on the East as a result.
At the end of the season, when measured by total points, I think it will end up very close for the bottom 3, but I would guess:
1st - MidWest
2nd - West
3rd - Central
4th - East
Perhaps we should have tried the new goalie...
This isn't going to cut it if we want to go past the 1st round next season.
Benny is in a boot and awaiting an MRI this week.What is Gaudreau's status?
On the season, Gibbons is 0-6-1, with a GAA of 6.47 and a Save PCT. of .795. Gaudreau has been a serviceable, upper-middle of the pack goalie (21-11-2, GAA 3.31, Save Pct. .889), but he cannot be played every game. Goaltending has been the Achilles heel of this team for several years now, That is entirely on the GM.
And, as Mata rightly suggests, it is not looking at all good for next year. If Gaudreau is out for any length of time, that will be true of this year as well.
Welcome Charlie Burns and a 2 game losing streak to London.
lets hope because without BG, this team has zero chance. Probably miss the playoffs if they don’t have him and have to rely on Gibbons..I think Burns is going to go on a storybook run a la Ken Dryden or Patrick Roy. I can feel it.