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Quote Originally Posted by wildcat95:
hey bads, how about men's? i can get +550 on sweden to win gold.
hey bads, how about men's? i can get +550 on sweden to win gold.
no idea just gonna take it a game at a time bud. the 2010 olympics were on nhl sized rinks. the international rink might give an advantage to euro goalies and players. just gonna try to see how everyone looks as it goes 
from an article i was reading on yahoo
Twice, NHL players have played on the European-sized ice surface, in 1998 (Nagano, Japan) and 2006 (Torino, Italy).
In those two Olympics, Team U.S.A. and Team Canada failed to medal. The combined goals-against-averages for the Americans and Canadians was 2.32. The combined goals against average for the teams from Sweden, Finland and Russia was 2.08.
When the games were played in North America, Salt Lake City in 2002 and Vancouver in 2010, Canada won the gold and the U.S. won the silver. The goals against average for the North American teams in North America was a combined 1.97 while the aforementioned trio of Sweden, Finland and Russia checked in at 2.28.
In those two Olympics, Team U.S.A. and Team Canada failed to medal. The combined goals-against-averages for the Americans and Canadians was 2.32. The combined goals against average for the teams from Sweden, Finland and Russia was 2.08.
When the games were played in North America, Salt Lake City in 2002 and Vancouver in 2010, Canada won the gold and the U.S. won the silver. The goals against average for the North American teams in North America was a combined 1.97 while the aforementioned trio of Sweden, Finland and Russia checked in at 2.28.
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GO BADLANDS!
ill be taking them against germany. i might be wrong but i think with that last loss meant germany no longer will be funding womens hockey. ill double check on that.
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