So should Corey Perry Retire?

[DudeWhereIsMakar]

A team will probably give him big money to play for their team because he does guarantee them a cup final.

 

[Sky04]

Losing to the Leafs and ending their 19 year 1st round drought is probably more embarrassing then the 4 cup finals.

 

[SmoggyTwinkles]

Losing to the Leafs and ending their 19 year 1st round drought is probably more embarrassing then the 4 cup finals.

This is an actual thought that you have?

Remind me who we defeated to get to a second round again? I honestly don't remember.

 

[Sky04]

This is an actual thought that you have?

Remind me who we defeated to get to a second round again? I honestly don't remember.

Yeah it was embarrassing probably the most embarrassing stain on this franchise tbh, Leaf's didn't deserve to go to the 2nd round once and proved it by losing again the following year

 

[SmoggyTwinkles]

Yeah it was embarrassing probably the most embarrassing stain on this franchise tbh, Leaf's didn't deserve to go to the 2nd round once and proved it by losing again the following year

Was it Tampa?

Woah, I got fireworks searching Stanley Cup Playoffs, nhl playoffs - Google Suche

 

[Sky04]

Was it Tampa?

Woah, I got fireworks searching Stanley Cup Playoffs, nhl playoffs - Google Suche

Remind me when the last Leafs cup win was?

 

[SmoggyTwinkles]

Remind me when the last Leafs cup win was?

It's so well known. Stop playing dumb.

And although rare, another aspect is that the NHL leads the other leagues in game seven comebacks. In four instances an NHL team has been able to come back from being down 0–3 to win a seven-game series: the 1941–42 Toronto Maple Leafs, the 1974–75 New York Islanders, the 2009–10 Philadelphia Flyers, and the 2013–14 Los Angeles Kings. There has been only one such "reverse sweep" comeback in MLB postseason (the 2004 Boston Red Sox) and none in the NBA playoffs.

I'm gonna go do something else, maybe watch some movie that came out in 1967.

 

[Sky04]

It's so well known. Stop playing dumb.

And although rare, another aspect is that the NHL leads the other leagues in game seven comebacks. In four instances an NHL team has been able to come back from being down 0–3 to win a seven-game series: the 1941–42 Toronto Maple Leafs, the 1974–75 New York Islanders, the 2009–10 Philadelphia Flyers, and the 2013–14 Los Angeles Kings. There has been only one such "reverse sweep" comeback in MLB postseason (the 2004 Boston Red Sox) and none in the NBA playoffs.

I'm gonna go do something else, maybe watch some movie that came out in 1967.

Why 1967?

 

[tabness]

please sign with Colorado

 

[HarrySPlinkett]

Definitely has created a superstion. Just curious on thoughts.

I don’t know why he would - dude’s life seems really fun.

 

[SmoggyTwinkles]

Why 1967?

Summer of love.

Am I corresponding with an AI bot here?

please sign with Colorado

Bruins please!!!!!!!!!!!

 

[Terry Yake]

i'd love if he came back to anaheim for a season and retired here, but that was probably his last game

 

[DuklaNation]

Yes, remove the temptation for teams to sign him only to lose in the Finals.

 

[Artemi Panarin]

The Oilers will renew his contract for Cup or Bust II

 

[hangman005]

No, how else are we to know who is losing in the cup final next season.

 

[ricky0034]

Chicago tried to combine both him and Hall to make the finals while also winning the lottery but they broke the magic and ended up with neither

 

[CanadienShark]

Now he needs to keep playing to get over the hump. Maybe 2-3 more Cup finals appearances will do it.

 

[alko]

I think he is very happy with his career

He could retire.

 

[Honour Over Glory]

Yes.

 

[WhatTheDuck]

 

[Boud]

Superstition or not. He is well past his due date.

Is he?

He's not prime Perry but he's still a useful player out there and shit disturber.

 

[Jee]

Loved him with the Habs, would take him on a very limited role in a heartbeat

 

[Hockeyholic]

Has any player ever lost a cup with 4 different teams? I can't find that info anywhere.

 

[snag]

Definitely has created a superstion. Just curious on thoughts.

Not because of any bogus superstition....he's 39. He is a fossil in the NHL world.

 

[BraveCanadian]

The sooner that rat is out of the league, the better imo.