Are the Wings going to keep the Hawks out of the playoffs?
#1
Posted 05 April 2011 - 11:38 PM
Right now:
Anaheim: GP 79 PTS 93
Chicago: GP 79 PTS 93
Dallas: GP 79 PTS 91
Calgary: GP 80 PTS 91
If Dallas wins their 3 remaining games (COL, MIN, MIN) (or wins 2 and loses 1 in OT), the will have 96/97 PTS. The Hawks would have to win at least 1 of their remaining 3, and then either win a second game or get one point in overtime.
So it looks like the last two games for Chicago against Detroit will decide whether they make the playoffs or not (assuming Dallas keeps winning and Anaheim keeps winning).
IDK, I think it would be awesome to see this happen. THought?
p.s. sorry if this doesn't make sense, I have been studying for my stats test for 6 hours.
#3
Posted 05 April 2011 - 11:43 PM
it would serve them right for choosing to raise the banner against us.
that was a bold move and I hope the wings remember that.
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#4
Posted 05 April 2011 - 11:58 PM
I would love detroit to put these hawks out of the playoffs
it would serve them right for choosing to raise the banner against us.
that was a bold move and I hope the wings remember that.
Right on.




#5
Posted 05 April 2011 - 11:58 PM
*not sure if this was brought up or not*
Right now:
Anaheim: GP 79 PTS 93
Chicago: GP 79 PTS 93
Dallas: GP 79 PTS 91
Calgary: GP 80 PTS 91
If Dallas wins their 3 remaining games (COL, MIN, MIN) (or wins 2 and loses 1 in OT), the will have 96/97 PTS. The Hawks would have to win at least 1 of their remaining 3, and then either win a second game or get one point in overtime.
So it looks like the last two games for Chicago against Detroit will decide whether they make the playoffs or not (assuming Dallas keeps winning and Anaheim keeps winning).
IDK, I think it would be awesome to see this happen. THought?
p.s. sorry if this doesn't make sense, I have been studying for my stats test for 6 hours.
Its actually 2 against Colorado and 1 against Min.
It could happen, but at this point its a toss up.
#6
Posted 06 April 2011 - 12:25 AM
I think Detroit will rest as much as possible. Those who they play against Chicago will play to win, but I'd bet we still see players rest.
Edited by CaliWingsNut, 06 April 2011 - 12:41 AM.
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#7
Posted 06 April 2011 - 12:35 AM
I see little upside to Detroit purposely trying to out Chicago over Dallas or Colorado. Chicago is a shorter trip, closer time zone. Dallas and Colorado are not necessarily easier teams to beat.
I think Detroit will rest as much as possible. Those who they play against Chicago will play to win, but I'd bet we still see players rest.
Colorado? You mean Calgary right?
Besides, Dallas and Calgary both have less skill then Chicago and it's just the point of ousting our biggest rival before they even have a chance at defending the title.




#8
Posted 06 April 2011 - 12:36 AM
It's bitter/sweet for me. I really hate Canucks because their fans are so arrogant and think they have the best team ever iced the past 10 years. Chicago can wipe the floor with their team yet again.
#9
Posted 06 April 2011 - 12:39 AM
I see little upside to Detroit purposely trying to out Chicago over Dallas or Colorado. Chicago is a shorter trip, closer time zone. Dallas and Colorado are not necessarily easier teams to beat.
I think Detroit will rest as much as possible. Those who they play against Chicago will play to win, but I'd bet we still see players rest.
Psst... I think you mean Calgary, not Colorado. Don't worry, I won't tell anyone you screwed up.
#10
Posted 06 April 2011 - 12:39 AM
I see little upside to Detroit purposely trying to out Chicago over Dallas or Colorado. Chicago is a shorter trip, closer time zone. Dallas and Colorado are not necessarily easier teams to beat.
I think Detroit will rest as much as possible. Those who they play against Chicago will play to win, but I'd bet we still see players rest.
Agree. Remember the 08' cup run was the Preds, then the Stars, then the Hawks. The Wings never had to go out of the Central time zone. The West coast games are killers when the team with home ice advantage is in the Mountain or West.
#11
Posted 06 April 2011 - 12:42 AM
Colorado? You mean Calgary right?
Besides, Dallas and Calgary both have less skill then Chicago and it's just the point of ousting our biggest rival before they even have a chance at defending the title.
Yes, not sure how I got the two confused. Perhaps reading Colorado's name in the previous post. Oops!
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Posted 06 April 2011 - 12:43 AM
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#13
Posted 06 April 2011 - 12:57 AM
Agree. Remember the 08' cup run was the Preds, then the Stars, then the Hawks. The Wings never had to go out of the Central time zone. The West coast games are killers when the team with home ice advantage is in the Mountain or West.
I don't remember The Hawks being IN the 08 playoffs. It was Nashville, COLORADO, and Dallas, who did a whole lot of heavy lifting that year. ( Anaheim, San Jose )
09 was Columbus, Anaheim, Chitcacgo.
This may help clear it up a little.
#14
Posted 06 April 2011 - 01:14 AM
And I'd rather Vancouver play Chicago in the first round instead of Dallas.
It's bitter/sweet for me. I really hate Canucks because their fans are so arrogant and think they have the best team ever iced the past 10 years. Chicago can wipe the floor with their team yet again.
^ this ... if it ever came down to it and we had control of Chicago's destiny, I'd let them win the last game to be #8. I want to see if Chicago can do it 3 years in a row
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Posted 06 April 2011 - 01:43 AM
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#16
Posted 06 April 2011 - 05:26 AM
However part of me would go HA-HA if the Wings kept them out. Not because of the team, overall for the most part I like the Blackhawks team, usually always have. It is because of their fans. I'm probably not being completely fair and every sports team in every city has plenty of a'holes and morons, but I always thought people in here read too much into the Chicago vs. Detroit thing, at least from the NHL teams. Honestly I don't mind the Detroit sucks thing, it's silly but they can say thousands of things worse. But when I watched that game and the ceremony honoring Chris Chelios who was one of the best franchise players ever and most the crowd booed him, that kinda did it for me. I was stunned.
Also, back in 2006 the Saints down here were playing in the NFC Championship game at the Chicago Bears. I didn't go up to that game but knew some people that did, they said they were miserable there (not talking about the weather, the disrespect they got towards fans there), and listening to local talk radio down here the few days after the game, I didn't hear one good story from locals saying they were treated well by Chicago Bear fans, that some were being disrespectful towards them with Hurricane Katrina (it was just roughly 1 - 1 1/2 years removed from Katrina wreaking havoc down here). I remember seeing a picture of a Bear fan sporting a billboard saying "We are going to finish what Katrina started". I don't get too much into fan smack talk or stupid s**t like that showing others up but that's just something you do not do.
So, I'm probably not being completely fair to all Chicago fans, but I don't recall many good experiences reading about them in recent memory.
My guess is no though, I think there will be a split of the final 2 games, and they get in.
#17
Posted 06 April 2011 - 07:54 AM
So if Detroit wins tonight and 2nd is within their reach they'll be coming out to win those games against CHI. If 2ns isn't within reach you may see a more relaxed final weekend.
Another thing to keep in mind, as a fan (I doubt the Wings are really thinking this), but if Chicago does make it and faces the Canucks even though it's a 1 vs. 8 match up if the Canucks beat the Hawks it'll be a massive feather in their cap. They'll see it as them finally beating their playoff rival and it will give them serious momentum and confidence. I think if we see that first round match up and the Canucks win it they'd cruise to the conference finals.
#18
Posted 06 April 2011 - 08:44 AM
playoffs. Don't act like you wouldn't enjoy that feeling as a Wings fan.
Plus we wouldn't have to listen to NBC and VS people salivating over their every move in the playoffs.
#20
Posted 06 April 2011 - 08:59 AM
I would love detroit to put these hawks out of the playoffs
it would serve them right for choosing to raise the banner against us.
that was a bold move and I hope the wings remember that.
Serve them right for choosing the night to honor Chris Chelios too, and for their fans to boo him and not respect the man he was when he played for them. Ignorant fanbase established 2008....
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