Who Wins the Last Wild Card Spot in the East?
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Giant Panda
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settle down, bud
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Not sure why NYI is not an option. They might have a tough schedule, but they play the Habs tomorrow and can get within 1 point of WC2 with a win. They also play 9 of their remaining 15 games on home ice.
As a Habs fan, I feel like they are the bigger threat at this point.
As a Habs fan, I feel like they are the bigger threat at this point.
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M2Beezy
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Last week I said Columbus, this week I say Montreal, next week who knows maybe the Islanders lol
I'm not sure who will win it at this point either.
But what I do know is that the NYR needs 2 points Saturday against the Canucks.
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It changes alot but have to think Detroit and Columbus are done now.
Rangers are close in points but are running out of games, playing real bad hockey.
Canadiens not giving up that point last night huge
Rangers are close in points but are running out of games, playing real bad hockey.
Canadiens not giving up that point last night huge
bert
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I think NYR make it. If not them, NYI.
Habs remind me of Detroit last year. Playing on fumes, bad goaltending, but things just kinda going their way in a luck sense. I think the true colours bleed through and they fall back down to Earth.
Habs remind me of Detroit last year. Playing on fumes, bad goaltending, but things just kinda going their way in a luck sense. I think the true colours bleed through and they fall back down to Earth.
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NYR have been playing terrible hockey lately, I think they miss
Will be between Habs and isles.
Schennanigans
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It’s between the Habs and Isles. The rest are unlikely. Especially the wings and Jackets. Those two are done imo.
I picked the Habs but....
I'm not.
All teams go through ebbs and flows in a season and there is a reason why 5 teams are in the mix, there really isn't one that stands out and it might go down to getting hot at the right time and a little bit of luck.
bert
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As much as it pains me to say it Montreal quite clearly stands out right now. They are hot... They are playing very very fast. They have debatably been the best team in the league for a month or so. They believe and are bought in. No one else is playing well in the race. That and they have a lead.
