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What site is thatWe are officially the #1 team in the league since Sheldon Keefe took-over, in terms of point %.
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What site is thatWe are officially the #1 team in the league since Sheldon Keefe took-over, in terms of point %.
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I do wonder about this type of thing. Why does the team with the fifth best odds of making the playoffs in the east have better odds of winning two playoff rounds than any of the four teams that would, according to them, likely face easier opponents?
I have no idea how those things are calculated, but Calgary is in a pretty garbage division, so that may play into it.Yes, this is strange
Calgary has 43 points in 39 games.
We have 44 in 38.
Somehow they are 63% likely to make the playoffs and we're at 38%.
Habs have had a butter soft schedule so far.
Yes, this is strange
Calgary has 43 points in 39 games.
We have 44 in 38.
Somehow they are 63% likely to make the playoffs and we're at 38%.
different division (only 5 teams for 3 divisional spots, and 5 teams for 2 wildcard spots)Yes, this is strange
Calgary has 43 points in 39 games.
We have 44 in 38.
Somehow they are 63% likely to make the playoffs and we're at 38%.
I can see Calgary with a better chance than Toronto, because the west is generally weaker. But if Pittsburgh ends up fifth in the east, they would likely be WC1, which means they would likely play Boston in the first round, while at least two of the four teams ahead of them would face weaker opponents. So why is Pittsburgh given the best odds of winning two rounds?Yes, this is strange
Calgary has 43 points in 39 games.
We have 44 in 38.
Somehow they are 63% likely to make the playoffs and we're at 38%.
If you click the link, they explain how they come up with these odds.I do wonder about this type of thing. Why does the team with the fifth best odds of making the playoffs in the east have better odds of winning two playoff rounds than any of the four teams that would, according to them, likely face easier opponents?
Yes, this is strange
Calgary has 43 points in 39 games.
We have 44 in 38.
Somehow they are 63% likely to make the playoffs and we're at 38%.
those odds were calculated on december 13th, they have changed since.I have no idea how those things are calculated, but Calgary is in a pretty garbage division, so that may play into it.
Their fans are curiously cocky for having both a mediocre roster and mediocre results. It's a great source of pride for them that they're still 2pts behind us, despite us having one of the worst records after 2 months in the entire league. I think Florida is a better team than they are.
If you click the link, they explain how they come up with these odds.
I've read it, but it still doesn't make all that much sense.If you click the link, they explain how they come up with these odds.
All I can tell you is this.
4 up on Montreal
5 up on Buffalo
5 up on Florida
6 up on Tampa.
And IF they win tomorrow they will be 7 back of Boston
At this point Toronto is in full control of home ice.
All I can tell you is this.
4 up on Montreal
5 up on Buffalo
5 up on Florida
6 up on Tampa.
And IF they win tomorrow they will be 7 back of Boston
At this point Toronto is in full control of home ice.
Tampa has 4(!) games in hand and a better goal differential, I expect them to be right there in it with us moving forward.
I do not care about the games in hand, until they are played they do not matter
Tampa has 4(!) games in hand and a better goal differential, I expect them to be right there in it with us moving forward.