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Tonight we get the Last Change & need the First Goal !! LGD !!

because the Panthers fell apart between March 26 - 31: When the bottom fell out

Heck, I've just gotten over the LHRB Holik and NeedmyBrother. Parsie's animous still has a few years to go. For Kovy, he did us a favor by leaving. But yeah, it's about the playoffs now

https://www.nhl.com/news/cory-schneider-takes-backseat-to-keith-kinkaid-with-new-jersey/c-297343430?tid=277548856

there's not to much top base this on, other than FLA has been so hot playing at a .750 winning percentage over the past 7 weeks & the law of averages theory, so I expect them to cool off at the worst possible time in the last two weeks of the season, which opens the door for the Devs to squeek it out. But its still up to our team and coach

thanks for that insight !

i'm hoping that FLA loses to CBJ on Thursday, plus they have 3 games against BOS, a NSH, and a TOR, so I don't see FLA having an easy schedule. if they get in the playoffs then they will have earned it over the last quarter of the season.

Ugh, I hate having to root for the Flyers tonight against Columbus Either team winning hurts the Devs, but ya know, it's freaking Philly !

Fleury wont even reach 591, as he does not play enough games to get enough wins. Even if he somehow averaged 30 wins per season from here on out, he would still have to play into his 40s just to reach 600.

Good Luck ! Stan was at his best talking hockey history, and at his worst talking trades.

With 57 more games he becomes the All-Time Leader in GP. One less record for Mr. HOckey.

I agree that Kariya may not be a HOF-er. But please remember that it's the HHOF and not the NHLHOF. For his other accomplishments, I clipped this from Wiki: Internationally, Kariya represented Canada on numerous stages and at different levels. He won gold at the 1993 World Junior Championships, his second appearance at the tournament. He made his first appearance at the Winter Olympics in 1994 as an amateur, winning silver. Eight years later, he helped Canada win gold at the Winter Olympics in Salt Lake City. In between Olympic appearances, he won gold and silver at the 1994 and 1996 World Championships, respectively. Yes, this makes #26 an HOF-er too.

That's great, from now on I'll just refer to them as our 'Swimmies'

heh, I first thought it was an article from The Onion !