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Heroic Shrimp said:Fiala wins it for Nashville, Chicago is in massive trouble now, down 3-0.
herman said:My poor pool picks...
bustaheims said:herman said:My poor pool picks...
Lol. My bracket is done thanks to this series, too. I had the Hawks losing to Pittsburgh in the final.
herman said:You know who else had two points in the series? Pekka Rinne.
Only Patrick Kane and Toews were able to match that high water mark.
They are that strong, that deep, that well coached, that organized and that well run. Jonathan Toews and Patrick Kane have been there for all three Cups to date, as has Marian Hossa up front. On the back end, Duncan Keith, Brent Seabrook and Nik Hjalmarsson have combined to play 365 playoff games and been there for all the Cups. Corey Crawford, with two Cups, may be hockey?s most under-appreciated big game goaltender.
And that?s just the start of the Hawks roster. This could be the deepest and strongest contender yet from Chicago. If there?s one thing that is absolutely consistent with coach Joel Quenneville, it?s trust. If he trusts you, if he believes in you, you become a prominent player in his rotation.
CarltonTheBear said:Jesus Christ. Chicago's bottom 6 this year consisted of guys like Dennis Rasmussen, Ryan Hartman, and Tanner Kero. Yeah, I don't know who they are either. Oh, and Jordan "there's literally no way this guy is still playing in the NHL, wait seriously?" Tootoo. Chicago's "deepest and strongest" years are so far behind them that claim is hilarious.
bustaheims said:The Hawks did have six 20+ goal scorers this seasons, so, their top 6 was as deep as a top 6 is realistically likely to be. Unfortunately for them, other than Hartman, no one else scored more than 6. So, their bottom 6 was, well, ungood.