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2021-2022 second cup in 2 years

Créé par: Wreckless
Équipe: 2021-22 Canadiens de Montréal
Date de création initiale: 11 juin 2021
Publié: 11 juin 2021
Mode - plafond salarial: Basique
Description
Depth wins championships
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    11 juin 2021 à 6 h 58
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    And this is the least deep of the 4 remaining teams. Congratulations on making it out of the by far weakest division.now You have to play teams that actually defend, and are deep
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    Quoting: TheThunder
    And this is the least deep of the 4 remaining teams. Congratulations on making it out of the by far weakest division.now You have to play teams that actually defend, and are deep

    Not giving credit to Montreal and CapFriendly, name a more iconic duo.
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    11 juin 2021 à 7 h 53
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    Quoting: ColonelX
    Not giving credit to Montreal and CapFriendly, name a more iconic duo.


    Are the Canadians deeper than VGK? No
    TB? NO NYI?No I'll be shocked if they take VGK to game 6 before they give Them the congratulatory handshake. Beating Toronto didn't surprise me the way it happened did,but not the results. Historically teams that play 7 and face a team that swept the previous round win that series at an almost 3/4 clip so again no big shock here to me. Now they have REALLY TOUGH COMPETITION
    11 juin 2021 à 8 h 40
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    Quoting: TheThunder
    And this is the least deep of the 4 remaining teams. Congratulations on making it out of the by far weakest division.now You have to play teams that actually defend, and are deep


    Vegas and Colorado’s division this year:
    LA, Anaheim, Arizona and San Jose.
    Saint Louis without Pietrangelo.
    Minnesota.

    Not exactly a strong division either.

    Regular season doesn’t matter though, this team was built for the playoffs. Vegas and Montreal both have pretty similar construction, when you think about it.
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    11 juin 2021 à 8 h 43
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    Quoting: TheThunder
    Are the Canadians deeper than VGK? No
    TB? NO NYI?No I'll be shocked if they take VGK to game 6 before they give Them the congratulatory handshake. Beating Toronto didn't surprise me the way it happened did,but not the results. Historically teams that play 7 and face a team that swept the previous round win that series at an almost 3/4 clip so again no big shock here to me. Now they have REALLY TOUGH COMPETITION


    High end talent and depth are not the same thing. No one gets to the final four expecting anything less than really tough competition.
    11 juin 2021 à 8 h 47
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    Quoting: TheThunder
    Are the Canadians deeper than VGK? No
    TB? NO NYI?No I'll be shocked if they take VGK to game 6 before they give Them the congratulatory handshake. Beating Toronto didn't surprise me the way it happened did,but not the results. Historically teams that play 7 and face a team that swept the previous round win that series at an almost 3/4 clip so again no big shock here to me. Now they have REALLY TOUGH COMPETITION

    Have you made the same kind of comment to other teams over the years?
    Vegas 2017-18: Congratulations on making it out of the by far weakest division.now You have to play teams that actually defend, and are deep.
    San Jose in 2018-19: Congratulations on making it out of the by far weakest division.now You have to play teams that actually defend, and are deep.

    Likely not yet they've both came out of the weakest division and that just shows your bias. The reality is that both Toronto and Winnipeg were in the leagues top 12 in goals for (3.32 and 3.04GF) but when facing Montreal's new age trap they could only get a 2.18GF average, yeah Tavares and Scheifele were out so there was a little help from Mrs Luck but let's not kid ourselves thinking they would've been able to contribute to a goal per game. Reality is that Montreal's defensive system in the playoff has been suffocating opposite offenses and our top 4 (Weber, Petry, Eddy, Chiarot) were all cherry picked from western teams for a purpose, they're used to Western type of games.
    I'm not saying I'm convinced Montreal is going to win against Vegas but everyone is already scratching them off their board like they did through the first two rounds and like they've done in 2012 with the Kings, if we weren't playing the games Colorado and Tampa Bay would already be in the Stanley Cup finals so wait for games to be played and enjoy.
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    Quoting: ColonelX
    Have you made the same kind of comment to other teams over the years?
    Vegas 2017-18: Congratulations on making it out of the by far weakest division.now You have to play teams that actually defend, and are deep.
    San Jose in 2018-19: Congratulations on making it out of the by far weakest division.now You have to play teams that actually defend, and are deep.

    Likely not yet they've both came out of the weakest division and that just shows your bias. The reality is that both Toronto and Winnipeg were in the leagues top 12 in goals for (3.32 and 3.04GF) but when facing Montreal's new age trap they could only get a 2.18GF average, yeah Tavares and Scheifele were out so there was a little help from Mrs Luck but let's not kid ourselves thinking they would've been able to contribute to a goal per game. Reality is that Montreal's defensive system in the playoff has been suffocating opposite offenses and our top 4 (Weber, Petry, Eddy, Chiarot) were all cherry picked from western teams for a purpose, they're used to Western type of games.
    I'm not saying I'm convinced Montreal is going to win against Vegas but everyone is already scratching them off their board like they did through the first two rounds and like they've done in 2012 with the Kings, if we weren't playing the games Colorado and Tampa Bay would already be in the Stanley Cup finals so wait for games to be played and enjoy.


    No I didn't I was on board with the way the knights were built.
    Montreal I thought could beat Toronto didn't see the series going the way it did little shocked by the way the jets series went . I also knew team that sweep who play teams that go 7 usually lose historically at a near 70% clip so Montreal didn't surprise me winning.
    11 juin 2021 à 9 h 1
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    Quoting: ColonelX
    Have you made the same kind of comment to other teams over the years?
    Vegas 2017-18: Congratulations on making it out of the by far weakest division.now You have to play teams that actually defend, and are deep.
    San Jose in 2018-19: Congratulations on making it out of the by far weakest division.now You have to play teams that actually defend, and are deep.

    Likely not yet they've both came out of the weakest division and that just shows your bias. The reality is that both Toronto and Winnipeg were in the leagues top 12 in goals for (3.32 and 3.04GF) but when facing Montreal's new age trap they could only get a 2.18GF average, yeah Tavares and Scheifele were out so there was a little help from Mrs Luck but let's not kid ourselves thinking they would've been able to contribute to a goal per game. Reality is that Montreal's defensive system in the playoff has been suffocating opposite offenses and our top 4 (Weber, Petry, Eddy, Chiarot) were all cherry picked from western teams for a purpose, they're used to Western type of games.
    I'm not saying I'm convinced Montreal is going to win against Vegas but everyone is already scratching them off their board like they did through the first two rounds and like they've done in 2012 with the Kings, if we weren't playing the games Colorado and Tampa Bay would already be in the Stanley Cup finals so wait for games to be played and enjoy.


    Great comment on our top 4 D all being poached from the west. It’s funny, I don’t see much from all those posters who word vomit ad nauseum about how “slow” Weber, Chiarot and Edmundson are anymore…

    The recent experience of Toffoli, Staal and Perry playing on western teams can’t be understated either. Berg knows what he’s doing.

    This series could go either way, and “that’s why they play the games!”

    Best bet out there right now though, Carey Price for the Conn Smyth at 10-1 odds. If we’re able to get past Vegas, there’s a non-zero chance Price could win it even if we lose in the finals. If we win, he’s a lock.
     
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