Predictions for rest of season

[Juniorhockeyguru]

Western Conference

1.Everett
2.Kamloops
3.Portland
4.Seattle
5.Kelowna
6.Vancouver
7.Prince George
8.Tri-City


Playoffs
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Everett vs Tr1-Cities-Tips in 4
Kamloops vs Prince George-Blazers in 5
Portland vs Vancouver-Hawks in 5
Seattle vs Kelowna-Birds in 7

Semi-Finals

Everett vs Seattle-Tips in 7
Kamloops vs Portland-Blazers in 6


Finals

Everett vs Kamloops-Blazers in 6


Eastern Conference

1.Winnipeg
2.Edmonton
3.Red Deer
4.Moose Jaw
5.Saskatoon
6.Brandon
7.Lethbridge
8.Calgary


Playoffs

Winnipeg vs Calgary-Ice in 4
Edmonton vs Lethbridge-Oil Kings in 4
Red Deer vs Brandon-Rebels in 6
Moose Jaw vs Saskatoon-Blades in 7


Semi-Finals

Winnipeg vs Saskatoon-Ice 5
Edmonton vs Red Deer-Oil Kings in 6


Finals

Edmonton vs Winnipeg-Oil Kings in 7


WHL Final


Kamloops vs Edmonton-Blazers in 7

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[BE Friend]

April 1 2022

West prediction for final 3 spots
6 VIC
7 SPO
8 PG

Van looks horrible. Men at the top, sweat hogs on the bottom of West.

KAM come out for conference win.

 

[McChucky]

Everett-Winnipeg Final / Winnipeg in 6 as they will have home ice advantage.

 

[Penguins23]

What happened to Vancouver? I don't follow the dub much but I read a pre-season article that said they were supposed to be good this season.

 

[BE Friend]

What happened to Vancouver? I don't follow the dub much but I read a pre-season article that said they were supposed to be good this season.

They sort of packed it in half way when trading away top 20 yr old to Edm. Justin Sourdif. As is the way of the CHL

 

[tank44]

So where does Vancouver's win over Everett rank for upsets or collapses? It must be high up there.

 

[Penguins23]

What happened to Vancouver? I don't follow the dub much but I read a pre-season article that said they were supposed to be good this season.

Looks like I woke up the sleeping Giants.

So where does Vancouver's win over Everett rank for upsets or collapses? It must be high up there.

On paper it's the biggest upset in WHL history. 47 points difference. A #8 has never beat a #1.