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Originally Posted by djsFlames
Just as a more accurate reflection of where the Flames are at, here are the adjusted standings, assuming (optimistically) that all the teams around them would go .500 in their games in hand:
Tie breakers are based on current ROWs
Chicago 18-9-3 - 39 pts
St. Louis 16-9-5 - 37 pts
Minnesota 15-10-5 - 35 pts
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San Jose 17-12-1 - 35 pts
Anaheim 14-10-6 - 34 pts
Edmonton 14-11-5 - 33 pts
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Calgary 15-13-2 - 32 pts
Nashville 14-12-4 - 32 pts
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Los Angeles 15-13-2 - 32 pts
Dallas 12-12-6 - 30 pts
Winnipeg 13-14-3 - 29 pts
Vancouver 13-14-3 - 29 pts
Colorado 12-16-2 - 26 pts
Arizona 10-15-5 - 25 pts
So the Flames are for all intents and purposes a wildcard team now, give or take a point, accounting for the games in hand. They're getting there, but still some work to do to start to feel comfortable about the standings.
I will continue to post these adjusted standings after each win.
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Nice thought but not reality.
Pretty sure NHL.com are on top of things.
Your giving the sharks more points then they have currently on the assumption they will earn those points which they haven't yet. Your adjusted standings makes alot of assumptions.
How does that make sense your basing standings on 30 GP for every team. Sj has only played 26 so your literally playing psychic for the next 4 games for them. It is just one example but your adjusted standings are as useful as looking at todays horoscopes.