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  1. 2 hours ago, 4EverRangerFrank said:

    Should pucks be allowed to be kicked in for goals? Or does it add too much danger if a goalie or player is sprawled on the ice near a loose puck? 


    no and I still think purposely redirecting with skate shouldn’t be a goal 

  2. 2 hours ago, Ozzy said:

     

     

     

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    1. The linesman dropping the puck makes the call.  The "why" part is a few reasons; think like a "false start" in football, for the most part.  But the visiting team has to put his stick on the ice first, followed by the home team. Both have to come to a stop and wait for the drop. Both must have their skates square and even. All their teammates must be on the correct side of the circle and motionless.

     

    2. They are lenient and not consistent with that call.  Sometimes they call icing and other times they let it slide...nothing new under the sun with that call.  It's been like that for eons!

     

    3. Yes...actually Round 2 can't start until the teams clinch their Round 1 series anyway.  Best of 5 went away when the NHL figured out they make more $$$ on more games played.  I remember 2 out of 3, then 3 out of 5, before the last 2 rounds were 4 out of 7.

     

    4. Probably not anymore, Big Guy.  The days of beating a goalie that can see a puck from over 20 feet out is really a rarity these days.  Back in the day, the goalie pads, and equipment was smaller...as were most of the goalies.  Now you have goalies in there that are 6' 7" and take up 1/2 of the net.  They are "better" in a sense, that the training, knowledge and scouting is much improved from the old days of Gump, Eddie and Rogie.

     

    5. They can....

     

    6. They will...

     

    7. They are...

     

    8. It is...

     

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    the other linesman is able to throw a player out of the faceoff if he sees early movement into the circle from a teammate

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  3. 23 minutes ago, Pete said:

    Agreed. Too many people here think Carolina is good on purpose and the Rangers are good by accident.

     

    These teams are quite close with the Rangers having an obvious edge in goaltending. 

     

    Do the Rangers need to play their best hockey to win? Yes. Does Carolina also need to play their best hockey to win? Yes. Did either team play their best hockey through 100% of the previous series? No.

     

    But only one team swept their opponent...


    Almost everyone here picked the Rangers?

  4. 13 hours ago, Br4d said:

    I'd be ok with Chicago getting the #1 overall.  They've been pretty pathetic recently and they're an original 6 team.

     

    I think it's bad for the NHL when the one of the original 6 teams is pathetic for any extended period.  


    They have Bedard to build around, they’re still going to end up with a really good player.   Like @jsm7302 said, let one of those 3 teams get it

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