If you scroll down and take a look at my article about the Senators and their almost-no percent chance of making the post-season. I calculated that if the Sens win all but one of their game, and the rest of the teams in the East win the games they should win (5th place teams beats a 10th place team, a 3rd place team beats a 4th place team, but in OT), then the Sens would finish 7th overall, tied with the Panthers.This weekend, I will do a re-calculation and see if this still works, but thus far, the Sens have followed my prediction to a tee! They lost to the Bruins, which I predicted, but came away with 2 points in all their other games thus far. Will it keep up? Well, no, but as a Sens fan who watches and cheers regardless of their situation, it IS fun to speculate, and makes the games seem like they have more meaning than maybe they actually do. Especially beating up on the poor Habbies, who look eerily similar to last year's Sens. Don't worry Hab fans, this time next year YOU'LL be playing spoiler in March!
GO SENS GO!!!
M@
If this actually works out you will become my new official Proline consultant. Face it if this comes true not even the best minds in Vegas could have predicted it!
ReplyDeleteIf this actually works I'm fawqin' GOING to Vegas.
ReplyDelete"Don't worry Hab fans, this time next year YOU'LL be playing spoiler in March!"
ReplyDeleteAre you crazy? If the Habs keep playing this way, they'll be playing spoiler at the end of this March!
No, no, no, for the Habbies to play spoilers this March they'd have to be able to beat someone.
ReplyDeleteM@
Hahahahahaha, and so true.
ReplyDeleteMonday April 6th
Ottawa @ Montreal
7:30pm
2ns last game of the regular season for both teams, how great would that be if it had playoff implications for both teams?