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Originally Posted by getbak
So, it looks like the decision to start the series at home was a good one -- so far.
They just need to win one of a possible three in Colorado. This season, they played 4 games in Colorado -- winning 2 (one in OT) and losing 2 (both in regulation).
Chicago has been rolling through the playoff so far and can finish their series with Milwaukee tomorrow. The Heat's 2-4-1 record in their final 7 games of the regular season could bite them in the next round, losing home ice on the last day of the season.
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Admitting I do not understand the AHL playoffs that well, why are only 2 games in Stockton and 3 in Colorado, if we were higher in the regular season standings?