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2011 third round predictions
Dan A EASTERN CONFERENCE FINAL #3 Boston/ #5 Tampa Bay Both teams are coming off of sweeps in the second round, Boston with a quick dismantling of Philadelphia and Tampa with a slightly less convincing romp over top-seeded Washington. Both teams have their top offensive weapons firing on all cylinders with the re-emergence of the Milan Lucic-David Krejci-Nathan Horton line as well as Steven Stamkos and Martin St. Louis finding their strides. On the defensive sides you have two big bodies on the backend in Boston’s Zdeno Chara and Victor Hedman who can dominate a game. In goal you have …
Poll: Conference Finals Predictions
We’re down to the final four in the NHL playoffs. The top two seeds remain in the West while the two teams that completed stunning sweeps of the top two seeds in the East are left. Who do you think will advance to the Finals?
Playoff predictions checkpoint
Series Winner Marcello D Penaltykiller Bob H Dan A Nick D Frick Pavialax Craig F Capitals/Rangers Capitals Capitals Rangers Rangers Capitals Capitals Flyers/Sabres Flyers Flyers Flyers Flyers Flyers Flyers Bruins/Canadiens Bruins Bruins Bruins Bruins Canadiens Bruins Penguins/Lightning Lightning Lightning Lightning Penguins Penguins Lightning Canucks/Blackhawks Canucks Canucks Canucks Canucks Canucks Canucks Sharks/Kings Sharks Sharks Sharks Sharks Sharks Sharks Red Wings/Coyotes Red Wings Red Wings Red Wings Red Wings Coyotes Red Wings Predators/Ducks Predators Predators Predators Ducks Predators Ducks Capitals/Lightning Lightning Lightning Capitals Capitals Capitals Lightning Lightning Lightning Bruins/Flyers Flyers Flyers Flyers Flyers Flyers Flyers Flyers Flyers Canucks/Predators Canucks Canucks Canucks Canucks …
Goalie Search 2011 – Jean-Sebastien Giguere
The Chairman has spoken, the goalie carousel has come to an end! With Ed Snider’s announcement that the goaltending problem has to be fixed this offseason, it’s time to begin looking ahead to just what goaltender the Flyers brass will bring in to slam the door on the age-old question: when will the Flyers finally invest in a quality goaltender. Because of this, I have decided to take the possible goaltenders the Flyers may pursue, be it via free agency or trade. Every day I will analyze a new goaltender in an attempt to determine the best fit for the …