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Pittsburgh's total is about correct, but Washington is around 15 points on the low side.
Idk, after losing MoJo, Schmidt, Alzner, and Williams, I wouldn't be surprised to see us take a step back this year. We'll see. Depends if some of our guys like Kuzy and Burakovsky go next level and how well some of the young defensemen do.
One more year of fallin for Dahlen75! that's an improvement over last year's prediction.
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Too high on Pitt...they will not be first...maybe 4thPittsburgh's total is about correct, but Washington is around 15 points on the low side.
If they figure out how to use Kessel with their big 2 C's and Letang comes back strong, they should win the division.Too high on Pitt...they will not be first...maybe 4th
You can't count on Letang...ever. they are lacking depth and it's been a long 2years...I expect a slideIf they figure out how to use Kessel with their big 2 C's and Letang comes back strong, they should win the division.
I don't have much to say but Vegas won't finish last and the Habs won't miss the playoffs if Carey's healthy (and likely nor will the Rangers).
I doubt the Sharks fall to 92 points, either.
I think losing Markov is a big deal, bigger than losing Radulov.They finally have an NHL coach again but I have a feeling this year's Habs team will struggle.
And yet if I say they probably have the 4th best goaltending in their division I'm probably not wrong, am I.97 points seems pretty optimistic for the Flames as it looks like their goaltending might be even worse than last season.