^Dude there is still game 7 left, save your rant for when the Habs win on Wednesday.
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Originally Posted by trackercowe
Not like it matters, whoever makes it out of the east should (and hopefully will) get rolled over by whoever comes out of the west. It really is night and day when you watch one game and then the other every night.
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I agree the west is so much better but that never guarantees anything. The western winner will be more beat up and will likely have to go up against a hot goalie. I'd take Price, Rask, and Lunqvist over anyone in the west except maybe Quick.
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Originally Posted by trackercowe
Heck two teams that were eliminated in the first round (Sharks and Blues) probably would have beaten any team coming out of the east. So have your fun Habs fans, even if you win this round it won't last forever.
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Of course it won't last forever that is what happens in the playoffs. Making it further in the playoffs is usually more fun for fans than getting eliminated.
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Oh and I really can't believe people are just now jumping on Montreal's bandwagon. I mean really? Did you do the same in 2011 for the Canucks or 2006 with the Oilers? Shameful really. Just because the arena is loud? Give me a break. You might as well become instant Wild fans for tomorrow as well.
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Did you just compare the Calgary vs Edmonton or Vancouver rivalries to one with Montreal? I know all Canadian teams have a small rivalry and they played for two Stanley Cups but it is not close. The last time they met in the playoffs 25 years ago the Flames won the cup, hardly a reason to hate the Habs.
I cheered for Boston in 2011 and Carolina in 2006, but also cheered for Ottawa in 2007. Is that okay or is it unacceptable to cheer for any other Canadian teams? Oh, and I will be a Wild fan tomorrow. I don't like the Hawks and love Game 7s.