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LegionOfDoom91

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Rebels57 said:
Jackets had a 2-0 lead and lost in OT for loser point #15 :laugh:
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They’ve been a surprise this year regardless but they’re hanging on at this point.

One of the Canes or Rags should pass them soon (I’m guessing the former, they’re four points back with four games in hand). They’ve played more games than both of those teams to this point.
 
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Need this win to keep pace, looks like some easy wins for some of metro teams tonight
 
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BiggE said:
Rooting for the Rags makes me feel unclean. I mean I get it, but I just feel dirty and ashamed
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We will help with clean-up
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31 Thoughts: How Marc Bergevin sees Canadiens' present, future - Sportsnet.ca

7. In most situations, Tom Fitzgerald’s deadline work in New Jersey would earn him the permanent GM job. This is not “most situations.” Fitzgerald’s been told he is a legitimate contender, but the Devils will go through their search. Most interesting early development: I heard one individual was told he “doesn’t have the skillset” the organization is looking for. With that in mind, it’s not a surprise that former Vancouver GM Mike Gillis was among the first interviewees (if not the first).
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6. When NHL.com’s Nick Cotsonika asked Dale Tallon how the Florida GM felt leaving the BB&T Centre after Sunday’s 3–0 loss to Calgary, Tallon replied, “I was pissed,” adding the Panthers haven’t been the same since a 4–0 defeat in Montreal on Feb. 1. (They are 5-9-2 since.) If Tallon is upset, you can only imagine how owner Vinny Viola feels. Viola dropped more than $100 million — fromSergei Bobrovsky to Joel Quenneville to Anton Stralman, etc. — and while attendance figures have increased a bit, it is still under 14,000 per game. The Panthers are in danger of missing the playoffs for the fourth straight season, and the question being asked is, “What are the consequences?” There are many potential changes on and off the ice, but what has other GMs buzzing is a belief the Panthers will strongly consider breaking up their core because the mix hasn’t worked. Was the Vincent Trocheck deal just the tip of the iceberg?

And I thought Q was a genius?

Guess like Babcock, maybe the smartest he did was coach a talent laden team at just the right time.
 
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