One of the more dominant runs from an offensive perspective. They had a plan an executed it on every single opponent. They were going to own the slot and there wasn't a thing anyone could do about it. Twelve players broke double digit points in the run. Just a machine.
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Easy when you are gifted a boatload of assets fresh out of expansion.It's actually kind of insane that Vegas nabbed Stone, Pietrangelo and Eichel lol. Think about that. How can that be possible.
Kind of underscores just how egregiously unfair the expansion draft wasWinning 6 years in is kind of hilarious. Feels like a mockery of "the process" teams are supposed to go through. Teams should really just sling assets like Vegas, would spice things up.
Yeah let's see if Seattle wins a cup soon. They have four more years to provide empirical evidence that your theory is correct.Kind of underscores just how egregiously unfair the expansion draft was
Ironic considering a majority of the community didn't consider hockey a real sport until they got a team.No. But the elation and celebration comes from years of people not considering our city a real community, not taking us seriously in any respect, and as a payoff for a team that helped us heal after a significant tragedy.
Wait. What? The Nords were nothing? They were the second best team in the NHL the year before they left
you’re right but other than a couple of division titles i wouldn’t say they were particularly successful much less won a cup. OP was lamenting that the sabres haven’t won and implied that fact is somehow the NHL’s fault. AVs defintely have performed better post move to denver.Wait. What? The Nords were nothing? They were the second best team in the NHL the year before they left.
Ah yes, because every theory is proven through a whopping *two* case studies.Yeah let's see if Seattle wins a cup soon. They have four more years to provide empirical evidence that your theory is correct.
You just pointed out the flaws in your own statement. Well done.Ah yes, because every theory is proven through a whopping *two* case studies.
And the teams were managed and coached by the same people, I forgot!
The only benefit Colorado got was being able to trade for Roy because there's zero chance Montreal would have traded him to Quebec.you’re right but other than a couple of division titles i wouldn’t say they were particularly successful much less won a cup. OP was lamenting that the sabres haven’t won and implied that fact is somehow the NHL’s fault. AVs defintely have performed better post move to denver.
... the most ever boring machine I ever seen. Yesus Christ and Superstar. To boring to be true.One of the more dominant runs from an offensive perspective. They had a plan an executed it on every single opponent. They were going to own the slot and there wasn't a thing anyone could do about it. Twelve players broke double digit points in the run. Just a machine.
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Cap circumvention is a beautiful thing... especially when the league doesn't really check in on it.It's actually kind of insane that Vegas nabbed Stone, Pietrangelo and Eichel lol. Think about that. How can that be possible.
Had to switch up the avi as soon as I saw it.
Iconic
Once in a lifetime shot for the photographer (@powersimagery on Twitter). The shape of the group celebration with the Conn Smythe winner smack in the middle as the only one looking up. I need this framed.Had to switch up the avi as soon as I saw it.
It’s going to be brutal.What luck, my Vegas trip with my friends just happened to be this weekend, so I'll get to see the parade in person. Should be sick (though I hope the strip isn't too much of a pain in the ass to walk around that night )