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Standings and Bold Predictions Thread

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East

Atlantic

Tampa *
Toronto *
Boston *
Ottawa
Montreal
Florida
Buffalo
Detroit

Metro

Washington *
Pittsburgh *
Carolina *
Columbus *
New York Islanders *
Philadelphia
New York Rangers
New Jersey

Central

Nashville*
Dallas*
Chicago*
Winnipeg*
Minnesota*
St Louis
Colorado

Pacific

Edmonton *
Calgary *
Anaheim *
San Jose
Los Angeles
Phoenix
Vancouver
Las Vegas

WCF Edmonton over Dallas
ECF Tampa over Pittsburgh
SCF Pittsburgh over Edmonton


John Tavares leads NHL in scoring
NYR fires coach
Quenneville resigns after first round exit
Matthews top 5 in scoring
Yamamoto ROY
Darling Vezina
Montreal is a hot mess
 
I'm not doing the whole league, but I'll take the Leafs to win the division. Tampa's goaltending has a legitimate shot at being hot trash. 23 yr old starter and Budaj is risky stuff.

Their blueline isn't great either. Hedman-Stralman is a pretty studly 1-2, but after that is some mix of Coburn, Dotchin, Koekkoek, Girardi, Sustr, Sergachev...which is a really not good 3-7 imo. That's a lot of 3rd pairing/#7 defenders who will be trying to masquerade as a minute eating guys. Hedman and Stralman can only cover up for so much.

As for the rest:

Scoring Title: McDavid and not close
First coach to get it: I don't see an obvious mid season axe. There was a lot of coach movement the last 18 months but because the Avs are a gong show, Bednar.
Matthews just misses 50 goals, hits 85 points.
ROY - Clayton Keller
Vezina - Holtby
Biggest improvement: Dallas
Biggest drop: Montreal
 
East

Atlantic

Toronto *
Tampa *
Boston *
Ottawa
Florida
Montreal
Buffalo
Detroit

Metro

Pittsburgh *
Washington *
Carolina *
Columbus *
Philly *
Rangers
New Jersey
New York Islanders

Central

Nashville*
Dallas*
Winnipeg*
Chicago*
Minnesota*
St Louis
Colorado

Pacific

Edmonton *
Calgary *
San Jose *
Anaheim
Los Angeles
Phoenix
Vancouver
Las Vegas

WCF Edmonton over Dallas
ECF Washington over Tampa
SCF Edmonton over Washington in 6


Mcdavid wins Hart+Art ross again.
Gaudreau finishes 2nd in scoring
Matthews finishes top 5 in scoring
Bergevin is fired and Patrick Roy takes over as GM
Talbot breaks Fuhr's record for most starts in a season and wins the Vezina.
 
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Art Ross: Crosby 103 (McDavid 97)
Richard: Matthews 47 (Laine 45)
Calder: Hischier (58 points)
Norris: Letang (77 points)
Vezina: Price
Biggest improvement: Carolina
Biggest drop: Minnesota

Habs top 3 scorers
Drouin (71 points)
Pacioretty (70 points)
Galchenyuk (59 points)

Leafs top 3 scorers
Matthews (81 points)
Nylander (67 points)
Marner (63 points)

Sens top 3 scorers
Karlsson (70 points)
Hoffman (61 points)
Stone (51 points)
 
I'm still torn about going bold with Montreal either winning the division, or having us miss the playoffs. Seems like most people have us missing, so I'm going to say we make it, although are a hare below Tampa for the division lead.

Toronto gets in on one of the wildcard spots and only gets that in the last week of the season. I guess that sets the Atlantic as Tampa/Montreal/Buffalo/Toronto. Not really sure on the metro - haven't followed them as much.
 
Leafs win Presidents Trophy.

Western Final Oilers vs. Hawks with Oilers winning.

Eastern Final Leafs vs. Penguins with Leafs winning.

Oilers vs. Leafs Stanley Cup Final with Leafs winning in 4!

Lmao Go Leafs Go!
 
East

Atlantic

Toronto *
Tampa *
Buffalo*
Ottawa*
Boston
Montreal
Florida
Detroit

Metro

Pittsburgh *
Washington *
Carolina *
Columbus*
Philadelphia
New York Rangers
New York Islanders
New Jersey

Central

Nashville*
Dallas*
Chicago*
Winnipeg*
Minnesota
St Louis
Colorado

Pacific

Edmonton *
Anaheim *
San Jose*
Arizona*
Calgary
Los Angeles
Las Vegas
Vancouver



Art Ross: Connor McDavid
Calder: Nico Hischier
Vezina: Holtby
Jack Adams: Rick Tocchet
Norris: Erik Karlsson


Colorado fires their coach first, I guess?
Bergevin gets fired by the end of the season.
Matthews hits the 50-goal mark.
Andrei Markov scores at a 50+ point pace in the KHL this season.
 
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