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Tsawwassen · 03-26-2019, 05:32 AM

After Monday's games

Stars, Blues, and Predators won in regulation
Jets, Knights, Sharks, Wild, and Flames lost in regulation

1. Calgary (76--47-22-7) 47 ROW, 101 pts--first in the Western Conference and in the Pacific Division (2nd overall now)****

2. San Jose (76--43-24-9) 43 ROW, 95 pts--second in the Pacific Division****
3. Winnipeg (76--45-27-4) 43 ROW, 94 pts--first in the Central Division****
4. Nashville (77--43-28-6) 39 ROW, 92 pts--second in the Central Division****

5. St. Louis (76--41-27-8) 40 ROW, 90 pts--third in the Central Division
6. Las Vegas (76--42-28-6) 39 ROW, 90 pts--third in the Pacific Division
7. Dallas (76--39-31-6) 39 ROW, 84 pts--fourth in the Central Division
8. Colorado (76--34-29-13) 33 ROW, 81 pts--fifth in the Central Divison
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Arizona (76--36-33-7) 32 ROW, 79 pts--fourth in the Pacific Division
Minnesota (77--35-33-9) 34 ROW, 79 pts--sixth in the Central Division
Chicago (75--33-32-10) 31 ROW, 76 pts--seventh in the Central Division
Edmonton (75--33-34-8) 30 ROW, 74 pts--fifth in the Pacific Division
Vancouver (76--32-34-10) 28 ROW, 74 pts--sixth in the Pacific Division
Anaheim (77--31-36-10) 28 ROW, 72 pts--seventh in the Pacific Division

The number of games played are first and in bold.
****Teams have clinched a playoff spot.

It's going to be a crazy finish with far less stress for all of us Flames fans looking from the top safely and watching the chaos below, The Ducks have been added just to show how much of a turtle derby it is for 7th and 8th places.

Robbob · 03-26-2019, 06:23 AM

Blows my mind that STL was last in the league early January and now are 4 points from Winnipeg and have a chance for not only home ice, but the division.

Tsawwassen · 03-26-2019, 06:44 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Robbob

Blows my mind that STL was last in the league early January and now are 4 points from Winnipeg and have a chance for not only home ice, but the division.

It really is amazing the turn around they've done. I mentioned it in the OOT thread, it's all to do with their rookie goalie, Jordan Binnington. The guy is doing miracles for the Blues.

Robbob · 03-26-2019, 08:03 AM

Yeah, Binnington has been playing out of his mind for them. 24-4-1 with 5 SO. He is definitely a good story and will finish 2nd in the Calder because he won't play enough games.

GC91 · 03-26-2019, 08:10 AM

I think 24-4-1 with 5 Shut outs and turning a teams season around is enough to warrant him the Calder. I know you're probably right and he'll finish 2nd but I don't think that's right.

transplant99 · 03-26-2019, 08:27 AM

https://twitter.com/user/status/1110531336379351040

Robbob · 03-26-2019, 08:28 AM

No doubt it is a great season, but Petterson will probably get around 70 points when all is said and done which will be a point per game he has played. I think starting the year as a 19 year old is also worth something.

Had Binnington played and posted these numbers and ended up around 45 games (probably will finish around 33) I think it would warrant a serious discussion. Right now he is in that has he played enough games grey area. Similar to McDavid who in his rookie year only played 45 games. McDavid plays another 10 games and I bet he wins the Calder.

Tsawwassen · 03-27-2019, 05:31 AM

After Tuesday's games

Coyotes, Oilers, and Ducks won in regulation
Bhawks and Canucks lost in regulation

1. Calgary (76--47-22-7) 47 ROW, 101 pts--first in the Western Conference and in the Pacific Division (2nd overall now)****

2. San Jose (76--43-24-9) 43 ROW, 95 pts--second in the Pacific Division****
3. Winnipeg (76--45-27-4) 43 ROW, 94 pts--first in the Central Division****
4. Nashville (77--43-28-6) 39 ROW, 92 pts--second in the Central Division****

5. St. Louis (76--41-27-8) 40 ROW, 90 pts--third in the Central Division
6. Las Vegas (76--42-28-6) 39 ROW, 90 pts--third in the Pacific Division
7. Dallas (76--39-31-6) 39 ROW, 84 pts--fourth in the Central Division
8. Colorado (76--34-29-13) 33 ROW, 81 pts--fifth in the Central Divison
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Arizona (77--37-33-7) 33 ROW, 81 pts--fourth in the Pacific Division
Minnesota (77--35-33-9) 34 ROW, 79 pts--sixth in the Central Division
Chicago (76--33-33-10) 31 ROW, 76 pts--seventh in the Central Division
Edmonton (76--34-34-8) 31 ROW, 76 pts--fifth in the Pacific Division
Vancouver (77--32-35-10) 28 ROW, 74 pts--sixth in the Pacific Division
Anaheim (78--32-36-10) 29 ROW, 74 pts--seventh in the Pacific Division---eliminated

The number of games played are first and in bold.
****Teams have clinched a playoff spot.

It's going to be a crazy finish with far less stress for all of us Flames fans looking from the top safely and watching the chaos below, The Ducks have been added just to show how much of a turtle derby it is for 7th and 8th places. The Ducks are out of the playoff race because the Coyotes and Avs play each other on Thursday. Anaheim can only max out at 82 points.

Tsawwassen · 03-28-2019, 04:46 AM

After Wednesday's games

Stars and Avs won in regulation
Flames and Knights lost in regulation

1. Calgary (77--47-23-7) 47 ROW, 101 pts--first in the Western Conference and in the Pacific Division (3rd overall now)****

2. San Jose (76--43-24-9) 43 ROW, 95 pts--second in the Pacific Division****
3. Winnipeg (76--45-27-4) 43 ROW, 94 pts--first in the Central Division****
4. Nashville (77--43-28-6) 39 ROW, 92 pts--second in the Central Division****

5. St. Louis (76--41-27-8) 40 ROW, 90 pts--third in the Central Division
6. Las Vegas (77--42-29-6) 39 ROW, 90 pts--third in the Pacific Division
7. Dallas (77--40-31-6) 40 ROW, 86 pts--fourth in the Central Division
8. Colorado (77--35-29-13) 34 ROW, 83 pts--fifth in the Central Divison
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Arizona (77--37-33-7) 33 ROW, 81 pts--fourth in the Pacific Division
Minnesota (77--35-33-9) 34 ROW, 79 pts--sixth in the Central Division
Chicago (76--33-33-10) 31 ROW, 76 pts--seventh in the Central Division
Edmonton (76--34-34-8) 31 ROW, 76 pts--fifth in the Pacific Division
Vancouver (77--32-35-10) 28 ROW, 74 pts--sixth in the Pacific Division
Anaheim (78--32-36-10) 29 ROW, 74 pts--seventh in the Pacific Division---eliminated

The number of games played are first and in bold.
****Teams have clinched a playoff spot.

It's going to be a crazy finish with far less stress for all of us Flames fans looking from the top safely and watching the chaos below. The Ducks are out of the playoff race because Anaheim can only max out at 82 points. The Bruins with their win over the Rangers are now 2 points ahead of the Flames in the overall standings.

Tsawwassen · 03-29-2019, 01:48 AM

After Thursday's games

Bhawks won in regulation
Stars and Canucks won in the shootout
Oilers lost in the shootout
Sharks and Jets lost in regulation

1. Calgary (77--47-23-7) 47 ROW, 101 pts--first in the Western Conference and in the Pacific Division (3rd overall now)****

2. San Jose (77--43-25-9) 43 ROW, 95 pts--second in the Pacific Division****
3. Winnipeg (77--45-28-4) 43 ROW, 94 pts--first in the Central Division****
4. Nashville (77--43-28-6) 39 ROW, 92 pts--second in the Central Division****

5. St. Louis (76--41-27-8) 40 ROW, 90 pts--third in the Central Division
6. Las Vegas (77--42-29-6) 39 ROW, 90 pts--third in the Pacific Division
7. Dallas (78--41-31-6) 40 ROW, 88 pts--fourth in the Central Division
8. Colorado (77--35-29-13) 34 ROW, 83 pts--fifth in the Central Divison
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Arizona (77--37-33-7) 33 ROW, 81 pts--fourth in the Pacific Division
Minnesota (77--35-33-9) 34 ROW, 79 pts--sixth in the Central Division
Chicago (77--34-33-10) 32 ROW, 78 pts--seventh in the Central Division
Edmonton (77--34-34-9) 31 ROW, 77 pts--fifth in the Pacific Division
Vancouver (78--33-35-10) 28 ROW, 76 pts--sixth in the Pacific Division
Anaheim (78--32-36-10) 29 ROW, 74 pts--seventh in the Pacific Division---eliminated

The number of games played are first and in bold.
****Teams have clinched a playoff spot.

Flames fans are looking from the top safely and watching the total chaos below. The Ducks are out of the playoff race because Anaheim can only max out at 82 points. The Bruins are 2 points ahead of the Flames in the overall standings.

Tsawwassen · 03-30-2019, 04:43 AM

After Friday's games

Wild, Predators, and Flames won in regulation
Avalanche won in the shootout
Coyotes lost in the shootout
Knights and Blues lost in regulation

1. Calgary (78--48-23-7) 48 ROW, 103 pts--first in the Western Conference and in the Pacific Division (3rd overall now)****

2. San Jose (77--43-25-9) 43 ROW, 95 pts--second in the Pacific Division****
3. Winnipeg (77--45-28-4) 43 ROW, 94 pts--first in the Central Division****
4. Nashville (78--44-28-6) 40 ROW, 94 pts--second in the Central Division****
5. St. Louis (77--41-28-8) 40 ROW, 90 pts--third in the Central Division****
6. Las Vegas (78--42-30-6) 39 ROW, 90 pts--third in the Pacific Division****

7. Dallas (78--41-31-6) 40 ROW, 88 pts--fourth in the Central Division
8. Colorado (78--36-29-13) 34 ROW, 85 pts--fifth in the Central Divison
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Arizona (78--37-33-8) 33 ROW, 82 pts--fourth in the Pacific Division
Minnesota (78--36-33-9) 35 ROW, 81 pts--sixth in the Central Division
Chicago (77--34-33-10) 32 ROW, 78 pts--seventh in the Central Division
Edmonton (77--34-34-9) 31 ROW, 77 pts--fifth in the Pacific Division

Vancouver (78--33-35-10) 28 ROW, 76 pts--sixth in the Pacific Division---eliminated
Anaheim (78--32-36-10) 29 ROW, 74 pts--seventh in the Pacific Division---eliminated

The number of games played are first and in bold.
****Teams have clinched a playoff spot.

Flames fans are looking from the top safely and watching the total chaos below. The Blues and Knights have officially clinched playoff spots despite losing their games because of the Coyotes SO loss. The Avs win eliminates the Canucks from the race because Vancouver can only max out at 84 points. The Bruins are ahead of the Flames in the overall standings because of 1 less game played.

Enoch Root · 03-30-2019, 09:05 AM

Here's an interesting stat...

For those of you that feel that the Flames have been stumbling backwards into the playoffs, take a look at the last 10 games for all of the top teams.

For the top 16 teams (best records as of this morning), the Flames have the 2nd best record over their last 10.

Tampa is 8-2-0
Flames are 7-3-0
all the rest of the top 16 are worse than that
San Jose is the worst at 3-6-1

Enoch Root · 03-30-2019, 09:35 AM

Actually, let's take that a little further...

Looking at the entire league, the Flames have the 3rd best record over the last 10.

TBL: 8-2-0
COL: 7-2-1
CAL: 7-3-0

That is really surprising. The entire league has gone into meh-mode.

Tsawwassen · 03-31-2019, 04:22 AM

After Saturday's games

Sharks and Blues won in overtime
Knights and Bhawks lost in overtime
Stars lost in the shootout
Jets, Predators, and Oilers lost in regulation

1. Calgary (78--48-23-7) 48 ROW, 103 pts--first in the Western Conference and in the Pacific Division (2nd overall now)****

2. San Jose (78--44-25-9) 44 ROW, 97 pts--second in the Pacific Division****
3. Winnipeg (78--45-29-4) 43 ROW, 94 pts--first in the Central Division****
4. Nashville (79--44-29-6) 40 ROW, 94 pts--second in the Central Division****
5. St. Louis (78--42-28-8) 41 ROW, 92 pts--third in the Central Division****
6. Las Vegas (79--42-30-7) 39 ROW, 91 pts--third in the Pacific Division****

7. Dallas (79--41-31-7) 40 ROW, 89 pts--fourth in the Central Division
8. Colorado (78--36-29-13) 34 ROW, 85 pts--fifth in the Central Divison
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Arizona (78--37-33-8) 33 ROW, 82 pts--fourth in the Pacific Division
Minnesota (78--36-33-9) 35 ROW, 81 pts--sixth in the Central Division
Chicago (78--34-33-11) 32 ROW, 79 pts--seventh in the Central Division
Vancouver (79--34-35-10) 28 ROW, 78 pts--fifth in the Pacific Division---eliminated
Edmonton (78--34-35-9) 31 ROW, 77 pts--sixth in the Pacific Division
Anaheim (79--33-36-10) 30 ROW, 76 pts--seventh in the Pacific Division---eliminated

The number of games played are first and in bold.
****Teams have clinched a playoff spot.

Flames fans are looking from the top safely and watching the total chaos below. The Oilers are still mathematically able to get 8th place because they can finish with 1 more ROW than the Avs. The Flames are ahead of the Bruins in the overall standings because of having 3 more ROWs.

Tsawwassen · 04-01-2019, 02:57 AM

After Sunday's games

Flames and Coyotes won in regulation
Sharks and Wild lost in regulation

1. Calgary (79--49-23-7) 49 ROW, 105 pts--CLINCHED first place in the Western Conference and in the Pacific Division (2nd overall)****

2. San Jose (79--44-26-9) 44 ROW, 97 pts--CLINCHED second place in the Pacific Division****
3. Winnipeg (78--45-29-4) 43 ROW, 94 pts--first in the Central Division****
4. Nashville (79--44-29-6) 40 ROW, 94 pts--second in the Central Division****
5. St. Louis (78--42-28-8) 41 ROW, 92 pts--third in the Central Division****
6. Las Vegas (79--42-30-7) 39 ROW, 91 pts--CLINCHED third in the Pacific Division****

7. Dallas (79--41-31-7) 40 ROW, 89 pts--fourth in the Central Division
8. Colorado (78--36-29-13) 34 ROW, 85 pts--fifth in the Central Divison
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Arizona (79--38-33-8) 34 ROW, 84 pts--fourth in the Pacific Division
Minnesota (79--36-34-9) 35 ROW, 81 pts--sixth in the Central Division
Chicago (78--34-33-11) 32 ROW, 79 pts--seventh in the Central Division
Vancouver (79--34-35-10) 28 ROW, 78 pts--fifth in the Pacific Division---eliminated
Edmonton (78--34-35-9) 31 ROW, 77 pts--sixth in the Pacific Division
Anaheim (79--33-36-10) 30 ROW, 76 pts--seventh in the Pacific Division---eliminated

The number of games played are first and in bold.
****Teams have clinched a playoff spot.

Flames fans are looking from the top safely and watching the total chaos below. The Oilers are still mathematically able to get 8th place because they can finish with 1 more ROW than the Avs. The Flames are ahead of the Bruins in the overall standings and also have 4 more ROWs.

Tsawwassen · 04-02-2019, 06:11 AM

After Monday's games

Knights and Flames won in regulation
Jets won in overtime
Blues won in the shootout
Avs lost in the shootout
Bhawks lost in overtime
Oilers lost in regulation

1. Calgary (80--50-23-7) 50 ROW, 107 pts--CLINCHED first place in the Western Conference and in the Pacific Division (2nd overall)****

2. San Jose (79--44-26-9) 44 ROW, 97 pts--CLINCHED second place in the Pacific Division****
3. Winnipeg (79--46-29-4) 44 ROW, 96 pts--first in the Central Division****
4. St. Louis (79--43-28-8) 41 ROW, 94 pts--third in the Central Division****
5. Nashville (79--44-29-6) 40 ROW, 94 pts--second in the Central Division****
6. Las Vegas (80--43-30-7) 40 ROW, 93 pts--CLINCHED third in the Pacific Division****

7. Dallas (79--41-31-7) 40 ROW, 89 pts--fourth in the Central Division
8. Colorado (79--36-29-14) 34 ROW, 86 pts--fifth in the Central Divison
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Arizona (79--38-33-8) 34 ROW, 84 pts--fourth in the Pacific Division
Minnesota (79--36-34-9) 35 ROW, 81 pts--sixth in the Central Division
Chicago (79--34-33-12) 32 ROW, 80 pts--seventh in the Central Division

Vancouver (79--34-35-10) 28 ROW, 78 pts--fifth in the Pacific Division---eliminated
Edmonton (79--34-36-9) 31 ROW, 77 pts--sixth in the Pacific Division---eliminated
Anaheim (79--33-36-10) 30 ROW, 76 pts--seventh in the Pacific Division---eliminated

The number of games played are first and in bold.
****Teams have clinched a playoff spot.

Flames fans are looking from the top safely and watching the total chaos below. The Oilers are eliminated from the playoff race. The Flames are ahead of the Bruins in the overall standings and also have 5 more ROWs.

Tsawwassen · 04-03-2019, 03:28 AM

After Tuesday's games

Wild, Stars, Predators, and Avalanche won in regulation
Sharks, Jets, and Coyotes lost in regulation

1. Calgary (80--50-23-7) 50 ROW, 107 pts--CLINCHED first place in the Western Conference and in the Pacific Division (2nd overall)****

2. San Jose (80--44-27-9) 44 ROW, 97 pts--CLINCHED second place in the Pacific Division****
3. Winnipeg (80--46-30-4) 44 ROW, 96 pts--first in the Central Division****
4. Nashville (80--45-29-6) 41 ROW, 96 pts--second in the Central Division****
5. St. Louis (79--43-28-8) 41 ROW, 94 pts--third in the Central Division****
6. Las Vegas (80--43-30-7) 40 ROW, 93 pts--CLINCHED third in the Pacific Division****
7. Dallas (80--42-31-7) 41 ROW, 91 pts--fourth in the Central Division****

8. Colorado (80--37-29-14) 35 ROW, 88 pts--fifth in the Central Divison
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Arizona (80--38-34-8) 34 ROW, 84 pts--fourth in the Pacific Division

Minnesota (80--37-34-9) 36 ROW, 83 pts--sixth in the Central Division---eliminated
Chicago (79--34-33-12) 32 ROW, 80 pts--seventh in the Central Division---eliminated

The number of games played are first and in bold.
****Teams have clinched a playoff spot.

Flames fans are looking from the top safely and watching the standings solidify. The Bhawks and Wild are eliminated from the playoff race. The Flames are ahead of the Bruins in the overall standings by 2 points and also have 4 more ROWs.

Tsawwassen · 04-03-2019, 06:22 AM

A very special song for the the Oilers, Canucks, and Ducks.

Mathgod · 04-03-2019, 06:59 PM

Tsawwassen · 04-04-2019, 04:18 AM

After Wednesday's games

Blues lost in the shootout
Flames lost in regulation

1. Calgary (81--50-24-7) 50 ROW, 107 pts--CLINCHED first place in the Western Conference and in the Pacific Division (2nd overall)****

2. San Jose (80--44-27-9) 44 ROW, 97 pts--CLINCHED second place in the Pacific Division****
3. Winnipeg (80--46-30-4) 44 ROW, 96 pts--first in the Central Division****
4. Nashville (80--45-29-6) 41 ROW, 96 pts--second in the Central Division****
5. St. Louis (80--43-28-9) 41 ROW, 95 pts--third in the Central Division****
6. Las Vegas (80--43-30-7) 40 ROW, 93 pts--CLINCHED third in the Pacific Division****
7. Dallas (80--42-31-7) 41 ROW, 91 pts--fourth in the Central Division****

8. Colorado (80--37-29-14) 35 ROW, 88 pts--fifth in the Central Divison
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Arizona (80--38-34-8) 34 ROW, 84 pts--fourth in the Pacific Division

Minnesota (80--37-34-9) 36 ROW, 83 pts--sixth in the Central Division---eliminated
Chicago (80--35-33-12) 32 ROW, 82 pts--seventh in the Central Division---eliminated

The number of games played are first and in bold.
****Teams have clinched a playoff spot.

Flames fans are looking from the top safely and watching the standings solidify. The Bhawks and Wild are eliminated from the playoff race. The Flames are ahead of the Bruins in the overall standings by 2 points and also have 4 more ROWs.