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It's all going to end with a big thud in a haze of frenetic orange crush early tomorrow....
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And it's now what i'm hoping for either by the way, it's just predestined and i'm afraid there is nothing any of us can do to stop it.

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Pardon me, it's NOT what i'm hoping for.
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I hope you're wrong girlfrand     

If Sens beat Philly, Bs lose and somehow the Sabres pull it off, who gets left out? Pens? If so, maaaaaybe the Flyers roll over to see the Pens not get in, just out of pure hatred. - OR am I totally wrong on that thought process?

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No rolling over, I promise you. Sens will have to earn it, watch.
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  • Home team is 20-7 in the last 27 meetings.
  • Senators are 2-6 in the last 8 meetings in Philadelphia
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If Mason goes...I could definitely see the Flyboys pulling it off. However...even if they do...expect a big fat egg to be laid by the Bruins. 

They only way they could get in is by backing in and there is no scenario for them to lose and get in.

They have worn Tuukka down so badly he is not much more than a cardboard cutout right now. He let in a couple horrific goals against Florida the other night. Not that he had any support anyway which is usually the case.


 
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Oh Mason is going, and he is well rested, he had the last game off and he gave up four against the Isles in a win. He has been VERY tough this season in games following games when he gave up 3 or more goals. Ya Tuukka not looking good but with that said the DNA is still there to steal a game, it is possible.
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No rolling over, I promise you. Sens will have to earn it, watch.

That's what I figured, just wondered IF, the scenario played out, who would be left out Pens or Bs?

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At least the Bruins had no travel basically, they have been just resting in the sun, thinking of what might have been. Imagine the adrenaline rush if they suddenly got a second chance, a new life. Hmmmmm.....
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Not sure crazy. Haven't bothered to check.
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Line has already dropped a bit at a few books, Pinny being one of them. Interesting
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just read LRRs post #6 in Lipps thread.

Home team is 20-7 in the last 27 meetings. I think we can agree that L27, doesn't matter much at all.

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Crazy you could have just looked at post 7 in this thread friendo 
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Agreed though, none of that should matter.....MUCH
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Quote Originally Posted by Polar_Bear:

At least the Bruins had no travel basically, they have been just resting in the sun, thinking of what might have been. Imagine the adrenaline rush if they suddenly got a second chance, a new life. Hmmmmm.....

So true. Mason has been so good. I will be pulling for Claude...Jakub...Wayne and the boys in Orange for sure because even though the Pens suck donkey...I don't see them losing in Niagara.

But...I won't worry if the B's don't get in. I have loved watching the Sens lay it all out there. It is what the game is all about and I know the B's are going nowhere anyway.


 
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Wayne has been out for a while now Boo, but he'll be there in spirit

Pitt needed to beat Philly to get in and lost twice, Islanders needed to win to get in and nope, beat them too, now Ottawa who generally has a lot of trouble in Philly and last game in front of the very loyal and always loud Flyer fans.

Should be a good one!
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Post 7 didn't totally sell me on Philly, but if Philly shows up they are very capable of a win, that's for sure. GL tmr PB, Boo

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Quote Originally Posted by Polar_Bear:

It's all going to end with a big thud in a haze of frenetic orange crush early tomorrow....

Naw, it won't be a shame regardless of he outcome today for Ottawa and their fans. Based on the sheer emotion which essentially was the main reason for the run, both players and fans will be very satisfied in no time following a potential loss against the Flyers. However the way the Flyers have been potting goals, I tend to think Ottawa will take this one by two plus goals in addition to a likely shutout/under play. How about 2-0 or 3-0?

 
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And I like the sens. But you're right I think. Philly wins
 
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That's the true fate of Canadian teams. We haven't won the cup since 1993!! That's how pathetic things are in Canada, our #1 sport, our true passion, and yet we super suck major behind at winning the cup.  We like the UK in European Soccer.  
 
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Quote Originally Posted by roshg:

That's the true fate of Canadian teams. We haven't won the cup since 1993!! That's how pathetic things are in Canada, our #1 sport, our true passion, and yet we super suck major behind at winning the cup.  We like the UK in European Soccer.  
There is no UK in european football 
Sens win, B's lose, Pens squeak in.
 
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Believe me, Sens Boston and Pens
 
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You´ll see how refs are important for the league
 
 
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Can you tell me the exact clinching scenario for all 3 teams please.


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