hockeyfan1
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Zee said:
Hopefully they win the next 4 to make this a good chunk
They won tonight (Coyotes) which means they have a realistic chance of winning the next 2 out of 3 (back-to-backs, Buffalo could be a tough one).
GO LEAFS GO!
Leafs 2019/2020 Schedule in 10 game chunks
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They won tonight (Coyotes) which means they have a realistic chance of winning the next 2 out of 3 (back-to-backs, Buffalo could be a tough one).
GO LEAFS GO!
hockeyfan1
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Zee said:
They just made it tougher for themselves. The Dallas game was winnable, know what I mean. Freddie needs to get back in his groove and everyone else for that matter. Winning one out of two of these upcoming back-to-backs is plausible.
louisstamos
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The bad news is, based on the current standings, 100 points may be required for even a wild card spot. :/
The good news is, 100 points is 9 games over .500, and the Leafs are currently 10 games over .500. They can go .500 the rest of the way and still probably make the playoffs. Any kind of slip though, would be disastrous, but if they can get 5-4-1 or 5-3-2 over the next 2 ten game chunks, that should be enough to do it.
The good news is, 100 points is 9 games over .500, and the Leafs are currently 10 games over .500. They can go .500 the rest of the way and still probably make the playoffs. Any kind of slip though, would be disastrous, but if they can get 5-4-1 or 5-3-2 over the next 2 ten game chunks, that should be enough to do it.
Guilt Trip
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If the Leafs go .500 in the remaining 22 games they'll be @ 92 points and that's not going to cut it. They probably need close to 30 of the remaining 44 points to get in. Of course if they match what Florida does the rest of the way that will work too. Don't see Montreal or Buff being a threat.louisstamos said:
louisstamos
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Guilt Trip said:
I read your post and tried to figure out where I went wrong with my math, and did. I should have doubled the 9. 100 points is *18* games over .500. Leafs are at 10 now, so yeah - they actually have some ground to make up. 7-3-1 ideally, or even 6-2-2 in the final stretches would nail it down (or as you mentioned - just keeping ahead of Florida's pace).
hockeyfan1
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Zee said:
Starting to look better. Huge California trip with 3 winnable games
Hmm. I?m not so sure because of the back-to-backs. Then again, because the games are in the same area, shouldn?t be a problem for the Leafs to win them.
Wonder if Campbell gets the start against his former team?
Zee
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Back to back would only make sense Campbell gets LA and Andersen gets Anaheim. Hope for the best.hockeyfan1 said:Zee said:
Starting to look better. Huge California trip with 3 winnable games
Hmm. I?m not so sure because of the back-to-backs. Then again, because the games are in the same area, shouldn?t be a problem for the Leafs to win them.
Wonder if Campbell gets the start against his former team?
I'm expecting a 6-4 or 6-3-1 record. Either way our odds of getting in are a lot better today than just a week ago. Dom's model from the Athletic gives us a 92% chance of making it.Zee said:Back to back would only make sense Campbell gets LA and Andersen gets Anaheim. Hope for the best.hockeyfan1 said:Zee said:
Starting to look better. Huge California trip with 3 winnable games
Hmm. I?m not so sure because of the back-to-backs. Then again, because the games are in the same area, shouldn?t be a problem for the Leafs to win them.
Wonder if Campbell gets the start against his former team?