lottster14
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In my opinion, it was enough in 2017 (when we made that unlikely run to end up facing Washington and taking them to 6) and also in 2018 when we faced Boston for the first time since the 2013 disaster. I think the narrative of "If we avoid Boston in round 1, all is well! We can win a round, Oh my God!" is a weak mindset.
Now that it is established that Boston has our number and continues to upset and embarrass us, coupled with the fact that we've made no playoff progress since 2017, I think we should be all happy once we beat Boston. Also if we beat Boston, say in a round 1, it'd be likely we'd defeat our opponent in round 2 as well. A Toronto vs Columbus matchup would be different and probably very fun, but if we won and lost to Boston, that is not progression and we shouldn't be satisfied IMO.
Now that it is established that Boston has our number and continues to upset and embarrass us, coupled with the fact that we've made no playoff progress since 2017, I think we should be all happy once we beat Boston. Also if we beat Boston, say in a round 1, it'd be likely we'd defeat our opponent in round 2 as well. A Toronto vs Columbus matchup would be different and probably very fun, but if we won and lost to Boston, that is not progression and we shouldn't be satisfied IMO.