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Originally Posted by Scrambler
Meanwhile, the Blues played and beat the Preds last night and play the Preds two more times over 5 days next week.
Talk about luck getting 3 games against a tanking division rival in late March.
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Flames just need to keep it close over the next 6 games compared to the Blues and Canucks.
Canucks have a tough scheduled the rest of the way.
Blues have an easier schedule their next 5 games, then it gets tougher.
Flames have 3 winnable games (but not easy), then 3 tough games, then they get into the stretch with Anaheim/San Jose/Utah they need to take advantage of.
If Flames can be within 2-3 points of the 8th spot by April 1st they will have a schedule that starts to soften up, as well as a couple games in hand. Need to just stay close until then.
Flames - 15 games left - .541 opponent point percentage - .545 current points percentage
@Rangers - Win
@Devils -
@Islanders -
Kraken -
Stars -
@Oilers -
@Avalanche -
@Utah (B2B) -
Ducks -
Knights -
@Sharks -
@Ducks -
Wild -
Sharks -
Knights -
@Kings -
Canucks - 14 games left - .561 opponents point percentage - .551 current points percentage
Jets - Win
@Blues
@Rangers -
@Devils -
@Islanders
@Blue Jackets -
@Jets -
Kraken -
Ducks -
Knights -
@Stars -
@Avalanche -
Wild -
Sharks -
Knights (B2B)
Blues - 13 games left - .529 opponents point percentage - .543 current points percentage
@Predators - Win
Canucks -
Blackhawks -
Predators -
Canadiens -
@Predators -
@Avalanche -
Red Wings -
Penguins -
Avalanche -
@Jets -
@Oilers -
@Kraken -
@Utah -
Just please no overtime tomorrow night in the Blues-Canucks game.
There is actually a realistic path where the Flames go 8-6-1 (.567 pts % in remaining games - 90 points), Canucks go 7-6-1 (0.53690 points), and Blues go 7-5-1 (90 points) and it comes down to tiebreakers.