TruePowerSlave
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I would say the chances of this scenario happening for 2 more years is pretty good.Possible, but unlikely. Since this format started, Anaheim won the Pacific 4 times in a row. Two of those years LA and San Jose met each other, with two years apart. Don't remember this reaction then. Quite on the contrary, good series and the fans just don't like each other.
If we assume Washington wins the Metro this year, they'll also have won it 4 years in a row, with Pittsburgh as the #2 or #3. Pittsburgh will face the fourth different team in four years in the 1st round this year.
This is a whopping 2nd year that happens and, like I said, in today's NHL things change so fast, there's a bigger chance the same scenario won't occur next season.
If this scenario in the Atlantic happens four years in a row, I'll be inclined to agree, but that scenario is highly unlikely, imo.
Tampa is going to be 1st in that division for the next 2 seasons, the team rocks. Toronto is very likely going to be either #2 and #3 each year. Maybe one of Montreal, Buffalo, Florida, Detroit or Ottawa can overtake Boston.