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Originally Posted by PaperBagger'14
Not a great correlation. There were 18 non-unique teams in the cup final and only 4 of which were divisional winners. The 3rd round had 36 non-unique teams featuring 7 divisional winners. This doesn’t really support your assertion that divisional winners translate into more success, if anything it shows that they don’t perform significantly different than any playoff team.
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So avoid winning the division then?
Are you saying being a good regulation team isn't a good start for winning in the playoffs?
Seems like an odd argument to me.
However, if you feel that winning a division isn't important, I'm perfectly fine with that.