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Originally Posted by Enoch Root
Vegas started the season 11-0-1. Since then, over the last 66 games, they are 24-24-6
If we assume they continue at that pace, the Flames would need to go 10-3-2. Unlikely, but not as bad as 12-1-2
If VGS plays any worse than their .500 pace, the Flames' chances start to look a little more doable.
Under 10% for sure, but when you look at VGS' record since the hot start, it becomes a little more understandable.
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But the problem with being behind three teams you need to catch is unlikeness of all of them going in the tank.
St. Louis and Minnesota are both on 90 point paces and one of the three teams will probably get to 93-94 which would mean the Flames need to play
.800 hockey.