Round One : St. Louis Blues v Minnesota Wild
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Re: Round One : St. Louis Blues v Minnesota Wild
If you guys read other Blues forums you'll see that other people are upset about the start times too.
And theo, we can only vote ONCE not 8 times!
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Re: Round One : St. Louis Blues v Minnesota Wild
We will sweep the Wild. For what they got in top drawer netminding and elite players we make up for with solid, balanced depth and players turning the corner at the right time. They are no match for the STL line, but say they someone get around that, we got three other lines to throw at them, that ain't taking shit from nobody.
I'm also going to call here and now that Bortuzzo and Joker are going to be clutch for us.
I'm also going to call here and now that Bortuzzo and Joker are going to be clutch for us.
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Re: Round One : St. Louis Blues v Minnesota Wild
Hi!
New here to the boards. Just a simple hockey fan here. Question for all you Blues fans...who is gonna be the starter in net for you guys. I'm in a playoff pool and I'm looking at goalies. I know Elliot and Allen split time during the regular season. Does Hitch intend on rotating goalies during the playoffs or his gonna stick with jsut one netminder? What is your collective gut feeling? thanks for your input.
have a great day.
New here to the boards. Just a simple hockey fan here. Question for all you Blues fans...who is gonna be the starter in net for you guys. I'm in a playoff pool and I'm looking at goalies. I know Elliot and Allen split time during the regular season. Does Hitch intend on rotating goalies during the playoffs or his gonna stick with jsut one netminder? What is your collective gut feeling? thanks for your input.
have a great day.
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Trolling the troll?JesusISKing wrote:Hi!
New here to the boards. Just a simple hockey fan here. Question for all you Blues fans...who is gonna be the starter in net for you guys. I'm in a playoff pool and I'm looking at goalies. I know Elliot and Allen split time during the regular season. Does Hitch intend on rotating goalies during the playoffs or his gonna stick with jsut one netminder? What is your collective gut feeling? thanks for your input.
have a great day.
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Re: Round One : St. Louis Blues v Minnesota Wild
Not really and not my intent. I just want to know what the goalie situation is for the Blues for the playoffs. Is Hitch rotating them or not?gaijin wrote:Trolling the troll?JesusISKing wrote:Hi!
New here to the boards. Just a simple hockey fan here. Question for all you Blues fans...who is gonna be the starter in net for you guys. I'm in a playoff pool and I'm looking at goalies. I know Elliot and Allen split time during the regular season. Does Hitch intend on rotating goalies during the playoffs or his gonna stick with jsut one netminder? What is your collective gut feeling? thanks for your input.
have a great day.
thanks (glad I made you laugh though)
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Re: Round One : St. Louis Blues v Minnesota Wild
Minnesota seems to be a popular pick for the WC team that can make a deep run, and I think a lot of that is based on Dubnyk's play. But we also know that Dubnyk, for the majority of his career, has essentially been a dumpster fire. So which is the real Dubnyk? I'm not taking Minnesota lightly, not at all. Anyone in the West can win, I really believe that. But I also feel that we have a deeper, more physical team, and the better coach. My optimism may also be aided by the way we played them on Saturday, because prior to that, I was really down on this matchup.
Nonetheless, I'm ready to get this ball rolling.
Nonetheless, I'm ready to get this ball rolling.
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Re: Round One : St. Louis Blues v Minnesota Wild
I think if Minnesota had beaten us last Saturday in a convincing fashion, a lot more people would be picking them for an upset. As it is, the way we played them while not even dressing Backes, Oshie, Petro, and Shatty makes me confident we can put them away with a full team, even with Dubnyk in net.dmiles2186 wrote:Minnesota seems to be a popular pick for the WC team that can make a deep run, and I think a lot of that is based on Dubnyk's play. But we also know that Dubnyk, for the majority of his career, has essentially been a dumpster fire. So which is the real Dubnyk? I'm not taking Minnesota lightly, not at all. Anyone in the West can win, I really believe that. But I also feel that we have a deeper, more physical team, and the better coach. My optimism may also be aided by the way we played them on Saturday, because prior to that, I was really down on this matchup.
Nonetheless, I'm ready to get this ball rolling.
Bring it on.
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Re: Round One : St. Louis Blues v Minnesota Wild
The Wild rested more players than the Blues including key cogs in their offense AND defense. That was hardly the full Wild lineup. The Wild went 2-1 against the Blues with their full lineup.gaijin wrote:I think if Minnesota had beaten us last Saturday in a convincing fashion, a lot more people would be picking them for an upset. As it is, the way we played them while not even dressing Backes, Oshie, Petro, and Shatty makes me confident we can put them away with a full team, even with Dubnyk in net.dmiles2186 wrote:Minnesota seems to be a popular pick for the WC team that can make a deep run, and I think a lot of that is based on Dubnyk's play. But we also know that Dubnyk, for the majority of his career, has essentially been a dumpster fire. So which is the real Dubnyk? I'm not taking Minnesota lightly, not at all. Anyone in the West can win, I really believe that. But I also feel that we have a deeper, more physical team, and the better coach. My optimism may also be aided by the way we played them on Saturday, because prior to that, I was really down on this matchup.
Nonetheless, I'm ready to get this ball rolling.
Bring it on.
If you look at it objectively the Wild match up very well against the Blues with both teams at full strength.
Re: Round One : St. Louis Blues v Minnesota Wild
No. The Wild did not rest more players than the Blues.JesusNEVERexisted wrote:The Wild rested more players than the Blues including key cogs in their offense AND defense. That was hardly the full Wild lineup. The Wild went 2-1 against the Blues with their full lineup.gaijin wrote:I think if Minnesota had beaten us last Saturday in a convincing fashion, a lot more people would be picking them for an upset. As it is, the way we played them while not even dressing Backes, Oshie, Petro, and Shatty makes me confident we can put them away with a full team, even with Dubnyk in net.dmiles2186 wrote:Minnesota seems to be a popular pick for the WC team that can make a deep run, and I think a lot of that is based on Dubnyk's play. But we also know that Dubnyk, for the majority of his career, has essentially been a dumpster fire. So which is the real Dubnyk? I'm not taking Minnesota lightly, not at all. Anyone in the West can win, I really believe that. But I also feel that we have a deeper, more physical team, and the better coach. My optimism may also be aided by the way we played them on Saturday, because prior to that, I was really down on this matchup.
Nonetheless, I'm ready to get this ball rolling.
Bring it on.
The Wild rested Koivu, Fontaine, Suter and Spurgeon.
The Blues rested Backes, Pietrangelo, Oshie, Shattenkirk & Ott (and Allen if he gets the game #1 start)
The quality of players the Blues rested exceeded that of the Wild.
If you look at it objectively, the Blues are the better team and they SHOULD win this series. If the Blues fail to win this series, heads will roll.If you look at it objectively the Wild match up very well against the Blues with both teams at full strength.
This is not a knock on the Wild, they have had a great run, but they simply aren't as deep of a team as the Blues, the Blues have more firepower and better overall special teams. It wouldn't surprise me if the Wild are held to under 10% on the PP in the series.
Dubnyk will have to play out of his mind for them to have a chance at winning this series. I don't know if he has it in him. He has been great since January, but how long can he keep it up? And can he keep that high level of play going in the playoffs?
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Re: Round One : St. Louis Blues v Minnesota Wild
Just one thing, that word in your handle: "is"-that implies existence, right?JesusISKing wrote:Not really and not my intent. I just want to know what the goalie situation is for the Blues for the playoffs. Is Hitch rotating them or not?gaijin wrote:Trolling the troll?JesusISKing wrote:Hi!
New here to the boards. Just a simple hockey fan here. Question for all you Blues fans...who is gonna be the starter in net for you guys. I'm in a playoff pool and I'm looking at goalies. I know Elliot and Allen split time during the regular season. Does Hitch intend on rotating goalies during the playoffs or his gonna stick with jsut one netminder? What is your collective gut feeling? thanks for your input.
have a great day.
thanks (glad I made you laugh though)
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Re: Round One : St. Louis Blues v Minnesota Wild
Unquestionably, the Blues have to score. We averaged 1.9 something goals per game against the Blackhawks last season in the playoffs. While true that this is a more defensive-minded matchup than against the Hawks, we still have to put the puck in the net more than we did against the Hawks last season. And they need to be more TIMELY goals too.
I'm infinitely more optimistic this playoff year than last. The Lehtera and Stastny signings have given us the depth at center that simply didn't exist last year that immediately put the Blues at a matchup disadvantage against whoever we would've played, obviously the Blackhawks included. Those two signings have been season-altering. We also didn't know what we'd get from Lehtera and I, for one, am immensely impressed.
That also doesn't count the end to the year headed into the playoffs. Last year, I truly didn't know what I was going to see in game 1 vs. the Hawks. I half expected to see the same team that dropped 6 straight to end the year and cough up the central title.
Long story short: This team has been accused, from everyone, from lacking that killer instinct. The ability to win games when our backs are against the wall, finish teams off when we have the chance to in the playoffs, and score timely goals. This playoff year is going to answer that question. We have the depth at center. We have the depth at defense. We have scorers on the wings. Goaltending is the ONLY thing. Even there, there's no more excuses.
I agree with Curt: We don't win this series against the Wild... and heads roll. Dubnyk or not.
I'm infinitely more optimistic this playoff year than last. The Lehtera and Stastny signings have given us the depth at center that simply didn't exist last year that immediately put the Blues at a matchup disadvantage against whoever we would've played, obviously the Blackhawks included. Those two signings have been season-altering. We also didn't know what we'd get from Lehtera and I, for one, am immensely impressed.
That also doesn't count the end to the year headed into the playoffs. Last year, I truly didn't know what I was going to see in game 1 vs. the Hawks. I half expected to see the same team that dropped 6 straight to end the year and cough up the central title.
Long story short: This team has been accused, from everyone, from lacking that killer instinct. The ability to win games when our backs are against the wall, finish teams off when we have the chance to in the playoffs, and score timely goals. This playoff year is going to answer that question. We have the depth at center. We have the depth at defense. We have scorers on the wings. Goaltending is the ONLY thing. Even there, there's no more excuses.
I agree with Curt: We don't win this series against the Wild... and heads roll. Dubnyk or not.
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Re: Round One : St. Louis Blues v Minnesota Wild
It sure does!ecbm wrote:Just one thing, that word in your handle: "is"-that implies existence, right?JesusISKing wrote:Not really and not my intent. I just want to know what the goalie situation is for the Blues for the playoffs. Is Hitch rotating them or not?gaijin wrote:Trolling the troll?JesusISKing wrote:Hi!
New here to the boards. Just a simple hockey fan here. Question for all you Blues fans...who is gonna be the starter in net for you guys. I'm in a playoff pool and I'm looking at goalies. I know Elliot and Allen split time during the regular season. Does Hitch intend on rotating goalies during the playoffs or his gonna stick with jsut one netminder? What is your collective gut feeling? thanks for your input.
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Minny's PP is atrocious so I'd like to see the Blues come out of the gates hitting HARD and turning up the intimidation factor big time in our first two games. I wanna see some hatred.
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Re: Round One : St. Louis Blues v Minnesota Wild
There is no freaking way the Blues let Minnesota advance. No way Stewie makes it farther than the Blues.
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TSN's Analytics Predictions
http://www.tsn.ca/nhl-playoff-picks-tim ... g-1.255002
- St. Louis over Chicago
- Then St. Louis over Winnipeg
- Then St. Louis over Tampa Bay and the Blues are Stanley Cup Champions.
- Allen will be the 3rd best goalie in the playoffs
- Dubnyk will be the 9th best goalie in the playoffs
- Tarasenko will be the 2nd leading scorer in the playoffs behind Stamkos.
- 7 of the top 11 scorers will be Blues players
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They go on to say...ST. LOUIS BLUES vs. MINNESOTA WILD
The Pick: Blues in seven.
Why? Much like last year's Los Angeles-San Jose first round, this has the feel of a possible Cup run for the winner and a bitter loss for the team that finishes second in the series. Minnesota's season turned dramatically once they added goaltender Devan Dubnyk, but they have a solid lineup, top to bottom, too. However, the Blues are probably the top team of skaters heading into the postseason, with high-end talent, experience and depth throughout, with their biggest question coming in goal. If Jake Allen or Brian Elliott can hold their own, the Blues may well be the best the Western Conference has to offer.
- St. Louis over Chicago
- Then St. Louis over Winnipeg
- Then St. Louis over Tampa Bay and the Blues are Stanley Cup Champions.
- Allen will be the 3rd best goalie in the playoffs
- Dubnyk will be the 9th best goalie in the playoffs
- Tarasenko will be the 2nd leading scorer in the playoffs behind Stamkos.
- 7 of the top 11 scorers will be Blues players
I like TSN.
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Re: Round One : St. Louis Blues v Minnesota Wild
I was watching a Puck Daddy video last week on Yahoo, and the Blues are Wyshynski's pick from the West and for the Cup as well, which pleasantly surprised me.cprice12 wrote:TSN's Analytics Predictions
http://www.tsn.ca/nhl-playoff-picks-tim ... g-1.255002
They go on to say...ST. LOUIS BLUES vs. MINNESOTA WILD
The Pick: Blues in seven.
Why? Much like last year's Los Angeles-San Jose first round, this has the feel of a possible Cup run for the winner and a bitter loss for the team that finishes second in the series. Minnesota's season turned dramatically once they added goaltender Devan Dubnyk, but they have a solid lineup, top to bottom, too. However, the Blues are probably the top team of skaters heading into the postseason, with high-end talent, experience and depth throughout, with their biggest question coming in goal. If Jake Allen or Brian Elliott can hold their own, the Blues may well be the best the Western Conference has to offer.
- St. Louis over Chicago
- Then St. Louis over Winnipeg
- Then St. Louis over Tampa Bay and the Blues are Stanley Cup Champions.
- Allen will be the 3rd best goalie in the playoffs
- Dubnyk will be the 9th best goalie in the playoffs
- Tarasenko will be the 2nd leading scorer in the playoffs behind Stamkos.
- 7 of the top 11 scorers will be Blues players
I like TSN.
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Re: Round One : St. Louis Blues v Minnesota Wild
Buccigross picked the Blues to win it all as well...but he has done that before...a few times.gaijin wrote:I was watching a Puck Daddy video last week on Yahoo, and the Blues are Wyshynski's pick from the West and for the Cup as well, which pleasantly surprised me.cprice12 wrote:TSN's Analytics Predictions
http://www.tsn.ca/nhl-playoff-picks-tim ... g-1.255002
They go on to say...ST. LOUIS BLUES vs. MINNESOTA WILD
The Pick: Blues in seven.
Why? Much like last year's Los Angeles-San Jose first round, this has the feel of a possible Cup run for the winner and a bitter loss for the team that finishes second in the series. Minnesota's season turned dramatically once they added goaltender Devan Dubnyk, but they have a solid lineup, top to bottom, too. However, the Blues are probably the top team of skaters heading into the postseason, with high-end talent, experience and depth throughout, with their biggest question coming in goal. If Jake Allen or Brian Elliott can hold their own, the Blues may well be the best the Western Conference has to offer.
- St. Louis over Chicago
- Then St. Louis over Winnipeg
- Then St. Louis over Tampa Bay and the Blues are Stanley Cup Champions.
- Allen will be the 3rd best goalie in the playoffs
- Dubnyk will be the 9th best goalie in the playoffs
- Tarasenko will be the 2nd leading scorer in the playoffs behind Stamkos.
- 7 of the top 11 scorers will be Blues players
I like TSN.
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I was lurking on HF boards to see what the Minny fans were saying. All of a sudden, I noticed a post that included some familiar tendencies. This poster's handle is BladesofSTEELwFIRE:JesusNEVERexisted wrote:Da Wild and Da Note! It's gonna be one helluva Da series!
That you, champ?You know the Blues are one of the biggest CHOKE jobs in the playoffs in NHL history? They have never won a Cup, not been to one since the 60s, and haven't even won a 2nd round game in 13 years!
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Things that make you go Hmmm...Toasted Oates wrote:I was lurking on HF boards to see what the Minny fans were saying. All of a sudden, I noticed a post that included some familiar tendencies. This poster's handle is BladesofSTEELwFIRE:JesusNEVERexisted wrote:Da Wild and Da Note! It's gonna be one helluva Da series!That you, champ?You know the Blues are one of the biggest CHOKE jobs in the playoffs in NHL history? They have never won a Cup, not been to one since the 60s, and haven't even won a 2nd round game in 13 years!
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LetsGoBlues.com ... we are also internet sleuths.gaijin wrote:Things that make you go Hmmm...Toasted Oates wrote:I was lurking on HF boards to see what the Minny fans were saying. All of a sudden, I noticed a post that included some familiar tendencies. This poster's handle is BladesofSTEELwFIRE:JesusNEVERexisted wrote:Da Wild and Da Note! It's gonna be one helluva Da series!That you, champ?You know the Blues are one of the biggest CHOKE jobs in the playoffs in NHL history? They have never won a Cup, not been to one since the 60s, and haven't even won a 2nd round game in 13 years!
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