How about NHL changes playoffs a little bit and qualify 4 teams makes for wild card. And 1st wild card team plays against 4th team. Total 2 games. Home and away. And sum of the goal deferential decide a winner like UEFA soccer cup.
For example Flames makes 4th wild card and play Against LA which is 1st wild card team.
1 game in LA and 1 game in Calgary.
If Flames loose 2:4 in LA but wins 3:1 at home Flames qualifies for Playoffs. So goals totals, goal deference and home and away goals decides final result.
I think it would be crazy 2 games which will be exciting but also 9th and 10th team get 1 game playoffs income for not intentionally sucking.
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I'm going to assume that Lindholm was asking for $1M less than the Flames wanted to pay, and the Flames wanted to give him $1M more per year, and because of this, contract talks fell apart.
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I'm going to assume that Lindholm was asking for $1M less than the Flames wanted to pay, and the Flames wanted to give him $1M more per year, and because of this, contract talks fell apart.
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All the factors that prevented the Flames from making the playoffs last season seem to have been rectified.
- Marky's play
- Huby's play
- Kadri's play in the 2nd half of the season
- Rift between the head coach and the players
Call me crazy but I think the Flames have at least a 50/50 shot at getting in this year.
Do you have any Math to support that Mathgod?
The current mathematical possibility of the team getting 93 points is something like a 2:1 win to loss ratio in the remaining games. Like 20 wins, 10 losses in the last ~30 games.