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Bertuzzied · 02-25-2013, 01:32 AM

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Originally Posted by Cambardi

So what are our playoff chances now?

Pretty damn good since we play in the weakest division in the league. I'd say 85%

kirant · 02-25-2013, 01:34 AM

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Originally Posted by Cambardi

So what are our playoff chances now?

If my mental math is right (reading sportsclubstats), up 4.7% to 23%

saskflames69 · 02-25-2013, 02:04 AM

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Originally Posted by Bertuzzied

Pretty damn good since we play in the weakest division in the league. I'd say 85%

"Is that George Green? Wicked. Okay, forget what I said, our chances just went up to 95%."

gartman · 02-25-2013, 02:36 AM

Sweet

I really could care less how 2pts were obtained

At the end of the day 4/4 for the weekend 50 or 70 mill payroll dont matter its all about the results not how you got there

fanman · 02-25-2013, 05:29 AM

Nice to see the boys pull out a gutsy win. Keep it going until Backlund and Kipper get back.

miraisoup · 02-25-2013, 05:47 AM

When they scored the go ahead goal, the Yotes feed was hilarious lol. Back to back wins, hope they can string some more together.

FlameZilla · 02-25-2013, 06:42 AM

What happened to Cervenka? He played less than 3 minutes, & on the 4th line to boot! Did I miss an injury or is Hartley sheltering him?

jlh2640 · 02-25-2013, 08:35 AM

Cant believe they pulled it off. What a win, glad to see the Coyotes slash and whack their way to a loss with their oversized goaltender.

jlh2640 · 02-25-2013, 08:36 AM

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Originally Posted by FlameZilla

What happened to Cervenka? He played less than 3 minutes, & on the 4th line to boot! Did I miss an injury or is Hartley sheltering him?

Hartley is likely sheltering him, Pat Steinberg mentioned that they are concerned with his conditioning as well. But he played Centre last night and I think that is a move they want to make once he is more comfortable, and can speak better english.

Resolute 14 · 02-25-2013, 08:47 AM

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Originally Posted by Yoho

No he is not...

Blake Comeau is Matthew Lombardi's early years taken to an absurd extreme. He does a lot of little things right to get into good position, but once he gets there, his brain, hands and feet fall completely out of contact with each other and he ends up looking foolish. Unfortunately, it drags down Hudler and Baertschi.

c.t.ner · 02-25-2013, 08:51 AM

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Originally Posted by jlh2640

Hartley is likely sheltering him, Pat Steinberg mentioned that they are concerned with his conditioning as well. But he played Centre last night and I think that is a move they want to make once he is more comfortable, and can speak better english.

Sorry, not much has been mentioned about it, but are the Flames concerned with his conditioning in a Kyle Wellwood way? Or is it more concern about potential lingering side effects of that the blood clot issue? Just curious as I think Roman brings a lot to the team and he really has the ability to be a nice secondary threat for the Flames in the stretch run.

moon · 02-25-2013, 09:06 AM

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Originally Posted by You Need a Thneed

If the Flames win the two games in hand that they have over most teams in the bunch in reg/OT, they would very likely have the 5th best record in the conference through 19 games.

Assuming that LA, Minnesota, Dallas and SJ loss all their games in hand.

moon · 02-25-2013, 09:07 AM

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LOL so someone said "eat it haters" and you took it personally. Are you the leader of the clan or something?

Nope, I didn't take it personally.

jlh2640 · 02-25-2013, 09:09 AM

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Originally Posted by c.t.ner

Sorry, not much has been mentioned about it, but are the Flames concerned with his conditioning in a Kyle Wellwood way? Or is it more concern about potential lingering side effects of that the blood clot issue? Just curious as I think Roman brings a lot to the team and he really has the ability to be a nice secondary threat for the Flames in the stretch run.

Well the blood clot issue and conditioning are not related medically. However I imagine he was told to rest and do nothing for the time that he was on Warfarin which was at least a month essentially so I imagine its hard to get yourself back into game shape etc especially in a condensed season. I really think he should be in the line with Hudler and Baertchi eventually. Comeau has 0 business being on that line.

MikeMc · 02-25-2013, 09:18 AM

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Originally Posted by jlh2640

Well the blood clot issue and conditioning are not related medically. However I imagine he was told to rest and do nothing for the time that he was on Warfarin which was at least a month essentially so I imagine its hard to get yourself back into game shape etc especially in a condensed season. I really think he should be in the line with Hudler and Baertchi eventually. Comeau has 0 business being on that line.

I think it has less to do with conditioning and more to do with Cervenka looking like a bag of crap lately. He looks completely lost if he doesn't have the puck and he hasn't stopped on a puck in two weeks.

Guy needs to engage every single shift, which he doesn't do. When he and Hudler play together, if he's not battling 100%, that line gets dominated in it's own zone. It's too small of a line if the compete level isn't there.

Bertuzzied · 02-25-2013, 09:26 AM

I'm prety sure Cevrenka is hurt from that puck to the throat he took 3 games ago. He has barely seen the ice since then.

HELPNEEDED · 02-25-2013, 09:29 AM

Ha! All the up to #5 is attainable right now for the Flames...........WOOOT.

Puddy27 · 02-25-2013, 09:45 AM

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Originally Posted by moon

Nope, I didn't take it personally.

Not to keep you around and drag the positivity down but why do you bother? Honesty? If a lot of posters feel a certain way about your approach does that make a ton of people wrong?

Yes, you are allowed to have an opinion. Yes, you don't have to accept mediocrity. The Flames have sucked for a long time & that's not new news to most here. It's a sport and people like to feel good after a win. Is it so wrong?

Awaits Moons "I didn't say this" "find me an exact quote blah blah blah". I'm just glad watching a bunch of grown men do their job doesn't seem to affect me in the same way as you lol

You Need a Thneed · 02-25-2013, 09:46 AM

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Originally Posted by moon

Assuming that LA, Minnesota, Dallas and SJ loss all their games in hand.

If Calgary, wins their two games in regulation or OT, they would be ahead of Dallas and Minnesota, no matter what.

Dallas could win their game to be tied with Calgary in record, and tied in ROW, but Calgary would take the season series tiebreaker.

Minnesota must lose to Calgary to make the scenario possible - as we already said that Calgary would win that game. The best possible scenario after that has Minnesota tied again in record, but they would lose the ROW tiebreaker to Calgary.

San Jose has the same two games in hand, and would have to go 1-0-1 or 2-0 in those two games to be ahead of Calgary after 19 games. 1-1-0 and they also lose the ROW tiebreaker to Calgary.

LA has three games to get to 19 games played. A 1-1-1 record in those three games gives them exactly the same record as Calgary, but again, they would lose the ROW tiebreaker to Calgary. LA would have to go 2-1-0 or better to be ahead of Calgary's 19 game pace.

In my original post, i used the words "very likely" which maybe is a bit too strong, but it certainly is possible.

Either way, if the Flames happen to win their next two games in Regulation or OT, they will have AT LEAST the 7th best record in the conference through 19 games, and could be as high as 5th best.

Calgary is the only western conference team without a shootout win, which means that, at this point, we win a lot of tiebreakers.

jlh2640 · 02-25-2013, 09:57 AM

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Originally Posted by MikeMc

I think it has less to do with conditioning and more to do with Cervenka looking like a bag of crap lately. He looks completely lost if he doesn't have the puck and he hasn't stopped on a puck in two weeks.

Guy needs to engage every single shift, which he doesn't do. When he and Hudler play together, if he's not battling 100%, that line gets dominated in it's own zone. It's too small of a line if the compete level isn't there.

I think he will adjust as time goes on, he has looked real good at times. And I agree at other times looks weak. He will get better I have faith.