We need to stop treating hockey upsets like upsets other sports. Regular season is basically pointless as long as you get in. All regular season basically means is you tried harder more often. There is no correlation between regular season dominance and post season success
We need to stop treating hockey upsets like upsets other sports. Regular season is basically pointless as long as you get in. All regular season basically means is you tried harder more often. There is no correlation between regular season dominance and post season success
I saw some "We want Boston" chants on Twitter too last night. Clearly those people have never dealt with the refs in TD Garden before. This was the far better outcome for everyone involved in this league. [Reply]
We need to stop treating hockey upsets like upsets other sports. Regular season is basically pointless as long as you get in. All regular season basically means is you tried harder more often. There is no correlation between regular season dominance and post season success
Originally Posted by KC_Connection:
I saw some "We want Boston" chants on Twitter too last night. Clearly those people have never dealt with the refs in TD Garden before. This was the far better outcome for everyone involved in this league.
To be fair most fanbases would argue the Leafs get their own kind of love in their own building from the refs. I don't really subscribe to that as much as others but if we are going to play the game of what the league wants, the Leafs winning is high up on the list. [Reply]
Originally Posted by NJChiefsFan:
To be fair most fanbases would argue the Leafs get their own kind of love in their own building from the refs. I don't really subscribe to that as much as others but if we are going to play the game of what the league wants, the Leafs winning is high up on the list.
If the Leafs advancing in the playoffs was a priority for the league and/or the refs were in the bag for them, one would have expected the Leafs to advance in the playoffs more than zero times in the last twenty years. [Reply]