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Who wins the Atlantic?

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I think Ottawa's success, or lack thereof, in the playoffs will depend entirely on Ullmark. He has struggled in the playoffs, and even his regular season numbers this year have not been great.
 
IdleTraveller said:
I sort of see Ottawa like we were back in 2023. They would be a wild card team in the playoffs for the first time in years, so I would definitely consider them a Cinderella story if they go far. I think they would be dangerous for any team.
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They just need the playoff experience, whether they win or lose this year.
Look out if they bring in a winning coach like Quenneville, could be the push they need to iron out the finer details.

They run really hot than extremely cold so a great coach can flatten the peaks and valleys to a more consistent formula.
 
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