hockeykicker
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sadly simmons is wrong. im not even sure if he looked up stats or just made it up for clicks
Damn, and Backie missed, what, 4 games? Kuzy missed most of 1 game? Wonder how those Pens centers health was, because I promise if the Caps centers played every game this Loffs, they have more than 75 total.
sadly simmons is wrong. im not even sure if he looked up stats or just made it up for clicks
unfortunately simmons isnt even close to being right
So you’re saying fake news??
All the threads are moved to the NHL talk section.So what happens to the Stanley Cup Playoffs page with GDTs and series discussions? Does it just disappear forever or is it archived somewhere?
This is a new, fun problem to explore haha.
And yes, I’m still loving this moment...
Hockey writers released Conn Smythe voting. Not too surprising, but interesting to see the votes and the voters/their affiliations.
18 voters
Ovie with 13 firsts, 5 seconds
Kuzy with 5 firsts, 13 seconds
Holts with 16 thirds
Flower with 2 thirds
https://www.tsn.ca/phwa-releases-full-conn-smythe-ballots-1.1110331
Because he was spectacular in the first three rounds and dragged them to the finals. It's fine, they're just third place votes.How could anyone vote for fleury over holtby after that final?
He still got my personal vote (which obviously counts for jack). It's an eternity ago now, but the Caps started out 0-2 in these playoffs. As soon as Holtby took the net partway through game 2 against Columbus, the tides began to turn. The Capitals rallied around him and his play in net. He was remarkably consistent back there all playoffs long, and stellar when he needed to be. He held Tampa without a goal for 150 minutes. We saw Bobrovsky, Vasilevskiy, and Fleury waiver at points, letting the Capitals get goals and wins they probably didn't "deserve." Holtby was a rock throughout. And of course "the save" was quite possibly the defining moment of the Finals, after which the Capitals never looked back as they ran to four straight wins.Seems like a fair enough vote-breakdown. Kuzy definitely deserved some first place votes but it's hard to argue with the captain and leading goal-scorer in the playoffs getting the nod. Holtby was good also but aside from The Save he was never relied on to win games single-handedly. Flower getting votes is whatever, he was really good up until the SCF.
"We're not gonna be ****ing suck this year, we're STANLEY CUP CHAMPIONS!!!!!!!!!"
That quote is amazing. Pure innocence and sincerity.
I'm not a Caps fan in the slightest, but well done DC. Class organization and class fans. No rioting, violence, just pure collective joy.
My hats off to you.
They want us to know when we're facing Grubauer.alright guys, the nhl says its time to release next year's preseason schedule. 2 games vs carolina already announced haha
He still got my personal vote (which obviously counts for jack). It's an eternity ago now, but the Caps started out 0-2 in these playoffs. As soon as Holtby took the net partway through game 2 against Columbus, the tides began to turn. The Capitals rallied around him and his play in net. He was remarkably consistent back there all playoffs long, and stellar when he needed to be. He held Tampa without a goal for 150 minutes. We saw Bobrovsky, Vasilevskiy, and Fleury waiver at points, letting the Capitals get goals and wins they probably didn't "deserve." Holtby was a rock throughout. And of course "the save" was quite possibly the defining moment of the Finals, after which the Capitals never looked back as they ran to four straight wins.