Hunter368
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Pretty simple, how far do you expect the Jets to get this postseason.
Problem is if you vote what you really think, you are some negative person that should be banished. Don't care. Last night in one game the Jets showed who they are and what they showed is they just aren't good enough.
I think the Jets will exit 1st round. And I don't really mind it. I almost would rather see that than go to the finals and get totally annihilated by whomever is representing the East. The Stanley Cup is staying in the East, the West are just pretenders.
Problem is if you vote what you really think, you are some negative person that should be banished
Problem is if you vote what you really think, you are some negative person that should be banished. Don't care. Last night in one game the Jets showed who they are and what they showed is they just aren't good enough.
I think the Jets will exit 1st round. And I don't really mind it. I almost would rather see that than go to the finals and get totally annihilated by whomever is representing the East. The Stanley Cup is staying in the East, the West are just pretenders.
I voting with my heart. **** it.
I'll keep saying it until you and everyone else finally sees it: If you voted "gone in the first round", no one would say that you were negative. That, in-and-of-itself, is not the issue. It's when people are so obsessed with being negative that
A: They repeatedly say things that are not only demonstrably false but completely detached from reality.
"The Jets are going to miss the playoffs", as we sit 99.7% to make it.
"That is the first good play the Jets have executed", as we are 55 minutes into a game that the Jets have led or tied 100% of the way
"Maurice is an idiot for making that challenge", as they have no idea just how small a chance you need to be right to break even, and that Maurice was actually 1-for-1 in offside challenges.
"The Jets have no chance to win the Cup", false for obvious reasons.
"The Jets are certainly going to be swept in the first round", as even the best team versus the worst team is a massive underdog to win 4 straight.
"It shouldn't be surprising we're down 4-0 halfway through the game", as even the best team versus the worst team is a massive underdog to be up by 4 at ANY point, much less halfway.
"Good teams never blow a 3 goal lead", two days after Tampa Bay blew a three goal lead.
.. and those are just the first ones to come to mind this year.
And let me be clear: these are *earnestly stated* opinions, not ironic or sarcastic in the least.
B: They repeatedly hold the Jets as a team to impossible standards, and they hold the Jets players to impossible standards.
"If the Jets don't go 3 rounds deep, this year was a failure", as even Tampa Bay is a big underdog to not win two rounds.
"He *has to* make that save / score that goal" or "we're a failure because we didn't win that game", as if sample sizes of one didn't have variance.
"A good team wins that game", as if the game can be won through sheer force of will alone.
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And I'm not even going to bring up specific track records, but you can't tell me that with how this team has been the past two years, that when a poster has a track record *literally in the hundreds* of consecutive posts ****ting on the team, that such a person is in any way, shape, or form on par with what you'd be if you voted "gone in the first round".
I voting with my heart. **** it.
Jets will beat every team they meet
The cups will be ours
Also
Go Go
I'll vote after we know if we are going to see Nashville or St Louis in the first round.
What it’s all about tbh.I voting with my heart. **** it.
I voted strategically. It is a fact that I'm usually wrong, so by predicting a first round exit, reverse jinx is in play.
If I am right, I feel it will be a catalyst for some serious change which is what I think this team needs to be successful going forward.
Doesn't Laine usually score a ton of goals vs. St. Louis?I fear that St. Louis goal bell ringing is gonna feel like a Jets memorial service.