Nous terminons 2023 en contrôlant la 2e place de Wild Card à l’Est. Les Leafs occupent la 3e place dans l’Atlantique.
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MrSCR23
@Lightning de Tampa Bay
Nous terminons 2023 en contrôlant la 2e place de Wild Card à l’Est. Les Leafs occupent la 3e place dans l’Atlantique.
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MrSCR23
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i accept this with 6 weeks without vasy. things gotta change tho. need a win streak soon
Point percentage wise Bolts are far behind and teams in front have less games played.
Holding the spot by an absolute hair. There’s a few teams that have played a couple games less than us but are only a point or 2 away. Washington will have to lose 4 straight games in regulation for us to hold the lead. New Jersey and Pit will have lose 3 straight. It’s a small victory but this will not last
Except we have played 2-3 games more than teams below us, so on even games, we’d be out of the playoffs.
Leafs have 4 games in hand on us. We need to string 4-5 wins in a row regularly or else we are done this season.
We’ve reached the point where our fate is largely out of our hands. The team needs to start putting together wins and hope that the other teams around us don’t.
The Capitals are 6 points above 0.500 (the top 7 teams are even more) and we’re only 3. The Penguins and Devils are 5, so effectively, we’re 11th in the conference, 3 points out of the playoffs. It’s sort of disingenuous to say we currently hold the wild card when we are definitely not on pace to get it.
That being said, right above the Capitals, there’s a four-way tie at 7 points above 0.500 between the Leafs, Islanders, Flyers, and Hurricanes. We have a game against the Leafs, three against the Islanders and Flyers, two against the Capitals, three against the Devils, one against the Penguins, and two against the Red Wings just behind us. So there are plenty of chances to gain ground. But we’re playing from behind so we can’t mess those up.
Ok