4/5 GDT : Devils 2 at Red Wings 1
#342
Posted 05 April 2012 - 10:37 PM
Wings Win in regulation - Wings are 5 seed
Game goes to OT - Wings are 5 seed
Hawks win in regulation - Wings are 6 seed.
#343
Posted 05 April 2012 - 10:39 PM
This assumes the Preds don't lose.If they end up tied, the Hawks will have the tie breaker as both teams will have the same number or points, the same ROW, but the Hawks will have more points in the games between the teams.
Wings Win in regulation - Wings are 5 seed
Game goes to OT - Wings are 5 seed
Hawks win in regulation - Wings are 6 seed.
#344
Posted 05 April 2012 - 10:45 PM
Edited by sibiriak, 05 April 2012 - 10:49 PM.
#345
Posted 05 April 2012 - 10:47 PM
Normally, in seasons past, I wouldn't ever think of this, but the way the Wings have been playing for the last 6 weeks... I begin to wonder if it would be better for us to lose to Chicago on Sat., let them play vs Nashville in the 1st round, and play vs SJ/LA instead. Either one of those teams seems like a better matchup than Nashville right now.
My thoughts exactly.
#346
Posted 05 April 2012 - 10:51 PM
#348
Posted 05 April 2012 - 10:55 PM
Normally, in seasons past, I wouldn't ever think of this, but the way the Wings have been playing for the last 6 weeks... I begin to wonder if it would be better for us to lose to Chicago on Sat., let them play vs Nashville in the 1st round, and play vs SJ/LA/PHX instead. Either one of those teams seems like a better matchup than Nashville right now.
I think we match up fine against Nashville.
#349
Posted 05 April 2012 - 11:28 PM
This assumes the Preds don't lose.
Colorado isn't the type of team to tank games. They'll probably give Nashville all they've got. I think the Wings will get 4th if they beat Chicago on Sat.

#350
Posted 05 April 2012 - 11:34 PM
- HockeyCrazy3033 and lil Wing's fan like this
#351
Posted 05 April 2012 - 11:55 PM
We just must have faith, like I very much do, that our boys will pull together and rock the s*** out of whomever they face...but agian I havnt seen tonites game yet...LGW
If this was true, they would have rocked it tonight to secure 4th ... they didn't. What is your faith based on?
#352
Posted 06 April 2012 - 12:01 AM
Pretty simple. I have a hunch we'll have a pretty good idea after game two of the first round
#353
Posted 06 April 2012 - 02:52 AM
Price might have been too high for a top 6 forward at the trade deadline but that is exactly what the Wings needed and Holland sad he liked the team he had. Oh well.
6 weeks ago I wrote the "Blues are in the driver's seat". 3 weeks ago I wrote the Preds were in the passenger seat and the Wings were sleeping in the back seat.
Now you can throw the red and white jerseys in the trunk because they are packing for early vacation. Wings will win 2 games in the playoffs.... maybe 3 if their power play starts to work and if they are lucky. So that means they will exit in the first round.
It was all downhill after the 23 game win streak. Too many mental mistakes on a team that is not clicking.
This year had to be one of the most significant collapses in Red Wings history. On February 20th Detroit was number one in the NHL, Howie was in the running for the Vezina trophy, Datsyuk was in the running for MVP and Selke trophy, Lidstrom was in the running for another Norris trophy and Detroit had just set a record for the most consecutive home victories ever. Things couldn't have looked any sweeter. Then in a flash, as if a tornado hit Joe Louis Arena, almost all of that vanished in a hurry. The 23 game win streak remains but everything else is gone. A first round exit wound be the topping on a humble pie.
- shoe and hudler sucks like this
#354
Posted 06 April 2012 - 04:42 AM
All I can say is we are going to play in who we are going to play this post season and not one team out of the choices is "better" then the other.
Oh, come on.
EDIT: I'm not saying we should aim for 6th. I'm not even necessarily saying we should pick our poison at all. I just do not believe that, say, Dallas is every bit as dangerous as, say, Nashville.
And about Nashville - they by no means scare me. But they're a hungry, driven hockey club. They want it all this year, and damn if they're not going to put up a good fight for it.
EDIT #2: Oh, wow, I just learned Dallas s*** the bed. Well, my point still stands.
Edited by Dabura, 06 April 2012 - 05:03 AM.
#355
Posted 06 April 2012 - 05:44 AM
If I had to choose between the travel or playing against Rinne, that's a tough one. I don't like either...
This was a HUGE LOSS today. It used to be that we could relax a bit in almost must-win games for the wings, because they won them all. Not the case anymore, not since the SCF loss in 09 really...
We lack speed bigtime. It's so obvious in these games, the wings are going back for the puck and the forecheckers are already on them, the other team's defense is back to get their pucks quicker than our forecheck.
We need helm, but we need more speed besides him.
This was so funny I had to set it as my sig.
#356
Posted 06 April 2012 - 07:07 AM
#357
Posted 06 April 2012 - 07:16 AM
It is early golfing season for the boys in red and white.
Price might have been too high for a top 6 forward at the trade deadline but that is exactly what the Wings needed and Holland sad he liked the team he had. Oh well.
6 weeks ago I wrote the "Blues are in the driver's seat". 3 weeks ago I wrote the Preds were in the passenger seat and the Wings were sleeping in the back seat.
Now you can throw the red and white jerseys in the trunk because they are packing for early vacation. Wings will win 2 games in the playoffs.... maybe 3 if their power play starts to work and if they are lucky. So that means they will exit in the first round.
It was all downhill after the 23 game win streak. Too many mental mistakes on a team that is not clicking.
This year had to be one of the most significant collapses in Red Wings history. On February 20th Detroit was number one in the NHL, Howie was in the running for the Vezina trophy, Datsyuk was in the running for MVP and Selke trophy, Lidstrom was in the running for another Norris trophy and Detroit had just set a record for the most consecutive home victories ever. Things couldn't have looked any sweeter. Then in a flash, as if a tornado hit Joe Louis Arena, almost all of that vanished in a hurry. The 23 game win streak remains but everything else is gone. A first round exit wound be the topping on a humble pie.
People who think I am off base on my "bandwagon fan" talk should read this and reassess.
My Domain
#358
Posted 06 April 2012 - 07:39 AM
The collapse is a reality but not of their own doing. When a team loses the number of top tiered players like the Wings did, it was inevitable. As for the playoffs, I agree that the team will struggle and probably get bounced early. I still don't see Franzen being a hero. The wings have several Achilles heels. The wings powerplay has offered up too many short handed goals. I like their chances playing 5 on 5. I don't like their PK because they can't get the puck out of their own end. When the other team gets set up, look out. Before they were a powerhouse at home. Now they have trouble winning there as well. This team lacks discipline and will likely be in the penalty box way more than in the regular season. In past years we have seen this to be true. No reason to expect any less. Jimmy Howard, I hope, becomes Pekka Rinne and steals the show. He will need help from the defence and some goal posts. Another Achilles heel is the Wings penchant for giving up a goal in the last couple minutes of a period. What gives with that? They are probably the worst in the league in that regards, as well as giving up short handed goals. With that in mind the Wings are a great team with another 100 point season.It is early golfing season for the boys in red and white.
Price might have been too high for a top 6 forward at the trade deadline but that is exactly what the Wings needed and Holland sad he liked the team he had. Oh well.
6 weeks ago I wrote the "Blues are in the driver's seat". 3 weeks ago I wrote the Preds were in the passenger seat and the Wings were sleeping in the back seat.
Now you can throw the red and white jerseys in the trunk because they are packing for early vacation. Wings will win 2 games in the playoffs.... maybe 3 if their power play starts to work and if they are lucky. So that means they will exit in the first round.
It was all downhill after the 23 game win streak. Too many mental mistakes on a team that is not clicking.
This year had to be one of the most significant collapses in Red Wings history. On February 20th Detroit was number one in the NHL, Howie was in the running for the Vezina trophy, Datsyuk was in the running for MVP and Selke trophy, Lidstrom was in the running for another Norris trophy and Detroit had just set a record for the most consecutive home victories ever. Things couldn't have looked any sweeter. Then in a flash, as if a tornado hit Joe Louis Arena, almost all of that vanished in a hurry. The 23 game win streak remains but everything else is gone. A first round exit wound be the topping on a humble pie.
#359
Posted 06 April 2012 - 08:25 AM
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#360
Posted 06 April 2012 - 08:40 AM
We need someone like Parise that can penetrate the box.-blueadams
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