Thread: What's going on with the rest of the NHL playoffs?

They will have another 100+ point season against the Sisters of the Poor of the Northwest Division, and again flame out in the playoffs.

I love how losing in Game 7 of the Stanley Cup Finals now counts as "flaming out"...

Canucks will still be the favorite next season for the West, even with LeBrongo's shakiness taken into account. Given, we haven't seen any FA moves or trades yet, but barring any radical changes I still wouldn't be shocked to see them win another presidents trophy and make another run.

Originally Posted by Brandon

Canucks will still be the favorite next season for the West, even with LeBrongo's shakiness taken into account. Given, we haven't seen any FA moves or trades yet, but barring any radical changes I still wouldn't be shocked to see them win another presidents trophy and make another run.

Maybe, but it appears that the ginger sisters don't have what it takes in the face of Stanley Cup Finals-type adversity.
Neither does Luongo, apparently.

Maybe they should go try for a championship in Europe before they get too old.

Maybe it's time for the Sedin's to be on their own? Would love to see them play without each other full time. Vancouver should also just trade Luongo. Schneider put up amazing numbers as a backup. Luongo should take his talents back to South Beach.

All these solutions for what ails a team that just lost in Game 7 of the Stanley Cup finals.

Game 7.

Finals.

Originally Posted by Dr. Naysay

All these solutions for what ails a team that just lost in Game 7 of the Stanley Cup finals.

Game 7.

Finals.

Outscored 23 to 8

Daniel Sedin four points, -5
Henrik Sedin one goal, -7

Luongo 3.41 GAA & 89.1% SP

Originally Posted by Bogey

Outscored 23 to 8

Daniel Sedin four points, -5
Henrik Sedin one goal, -7

Luongo 3.41 GAA & 89.1% SP

Game 7.

Stanley Cup Finals.

Originally Posted by Dr. Naysay

Game 7.

Stanley Cup Finals.

4 goals

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0 goals