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Was there any camera shots on Allvin? Wonder if he cracked a smile for once in that suite lol.
It is premature to say the Canucks won the series. There's still a lot of games to be played.Look congratulations on the series win (Predators have never won a series after losing game one so it’s basically over) but I just am not convinced that Vancouver advances past the next round. Do not be offended because Canucks will have plenty of to win in the coming years.
I explained that. Predators are 0-13 in series when losing game 1.It is premature to say the Canucks won the series. There's still a lot of games to be played.
Imagine thinking series from years and years ago are relevant.I explained that. Predators are 0-13 in series when losing game 1.
Don't think that really matters, how many players on the team this year have been apart of those series?I explained that. Predators are 0-13 in series when losing game 1.
It's 1 game bro. Settle down. I'm not sure why you are so salty. Case of the Mondays?Look congratulations on the series win (Predators have never won a series after losing game one so it’s basically over) but I just am not convinced that Vancouver advances past the next round. Do not be offended because Canucks will have plenty of to win in the coming years.
Not accepting congratulations yet, anything can happen in a 7 game series, but the Preds would have to somehow find a way to stick with the Canucks 5 on 5 play. I don't really care if you think the Canucks are cup contenders, you aren't the only doubter, but the way you are saying it just sounds like sour grapes from a losing fan. Canucks dominated 5 on 5, so I don't know what you are referring to as 'offense' unless you are ONLY counting goals that went in and not talking about play being in one end all night, because the Canucks were all over the Preds offensively despite trailing for much of the game.Look congratulations on the series win (Predators have never won a series after losing game one so it’s basically over) but I just am not convinced that Vancouver advances past the next round. Do not be offended because Canucks will have plenty of to win in the coming years.
They were both screened and they both gave up the post.Nothing alike.
I agree with you that neither team looked all that impressive. Whether both were effectively stifling the other or just lackluster, it's hard to tell.Look congratulations on the series win (Predators have never won a series after losing game one so it’s basically over) but I just am not convinced that Vancouver advances past the next round. Do not be offended because Canucks will have plenty of to win in the coming years.
Maybe it is a homer take, but I thought the Canucks looked good. The game they were playing will win a 7 game series more often than not, and they were playing at a pace they can keep up over the course of a post-season. No one was giving too much of themselves, and everyone was contributing.I agree with you that neither team looked all that impressive. Whether both were effectively stifling the other or just lackluster, it's hard to tell.
I don't agree with making too much of Game 1, though. In 2014, LA lost Game 1 by the score of 3-6 and even Game 2 by the score of 2-7. They certainly didn't look like a team that would go far, yet ended up winning the Cup that year.
As for the Preds' record of never winning a series after losing Game 1, it's an interesting bit of trivia, but doesn't mean much, IMO. In 2017, they had never won a series as an 8th seed and went on to win three that year.
They certainly weren't bad and were certainly better than the Preds. I imagine that they could play quite a bit better, but you're not going to play your best in every game and, to be successful in the playoffs, you need to be able to win games like that. So, I agree that that's a good thing for the Canucks. If the Preds had won, I would've said the same thing for them.Maybe it is a homer take, but I thought the Canucks looked good. The game they were playing will win a 7 game series more often than not, and they were playing at a pace they can keep up over the course of a post-season. No one was giving too much of themselves, and everyone was contributing.
Doesn't matter. That has nothing to do with the current team.I explained that. Predators are 0-13 in series when losing game 1.
Why do I have this feeling that the Canucks could literally save a kitten from a burning building and everyone will still shit on them because they took a job away from a firefighter...Preds in 7 i like the swag and vancouver is a buncha playoff babies.
Idk, all the Canucks fans here told me that it was because of their system and that everything was sustainable.
With DeSmith in net, that’s likely the 2nd roundNashvilles shot block is going to catch up with them eventually. Eerily similar to the 2020 bubble Canucks playoff run. They had 32 blocked shots in the game
We were told all year long that Tocchet coaches a system that causes for shooting percentages to be higher.So first you disagreed with my statement that the Canucks lacked shooting talent and now (I'm assuming) you agree with me as you knew their percentages were unsustainable?
At least that's what I'm parsing through your apparent sarcasm.