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I would, too. Clinching a playoff spot is a non-issue for the team right now - it'll happen in the next few days, one way or another - but the top spot in the division still requires a lot of work and the Leafs will take all the help they can get there.I'd rather Florida lose to the Habs.
We need one point. If the Leafs lose out they will still make the playoffs because Columbus AND Montreal aren't running the table. Rooting for the Habs is the only optionI would, too. Clinching a playoff spot is a non-issue for the team right now - it'll happen in the next few days, one way or another - but the top spot in the division still requires a lot of work and the Leafs will take all the help they can get there.
What annoys me is that games on Sportsnet look better through the Amazon Prime app than they do on the Sportsnet app (and of course Prime games on Prime look the best). I get you can't just compare the two companies resources but it's not like Rogers is some mom and dad media/streaming company. It's crazy they haven't been able to improve the streaming capabilities of their Sportsnet product over all the years. If anything it's going a little backward.I subscribed to TSN & Sportsnet through Amazon Prime Video. You can use the Amazon Prime Video app to stream on pretty much any platform. You can also sign in on the web and watch on a browser.
I cancelled cable a decade or more ago. I couldn't handle giving FOX Propaganda News a penny.I subscribed to TSN & Sportsnet through Amazon Prime Video. You can use the Amazon Prime Video app to stream on pretty much any platform. You can also sign in on the web and watch on a browser.
The streaming quality is pretty good. I think the quality is 720p at best. It will drop down to what looks like 240p every once in a while for a few seconds.
Most of the complaints I've come across stem from people using the TSN or Sportsnet apps to stream and they sound like they are not interested in fixing the app.
With the amount of money Sportsnet is investing in the NHL rights, I would sincerely hope they spend some money on beefing up the app and the infrastructure to have a quality stream.
I have zero interest in subscribing to cable.
What annoys me is that games on Sportsnet look better through the Amazon Prime app than they do on the Sportsnet app (and of course Prime games on Prime look the best). I get you can't just compare the two companies resources but it's not like Rogers is some mom and dad media/streaming company. It's crazy they haven't been able to improve the streaming capabilities of their Sportsnet product over all the years. If anything it's going a little backward.
If someone gets hurt during the last few games, maybe we will see one of them before the season's end.
I continue to be a little baffled every time I see Hakanpaa get out on the ice like this. It really feels like his career, at least in the NHL, is over and he's the only one who doesn't think so. It'd be a hell of a story for him to all of a sudden step back into the line-up in the playoffs and contribute. Would love to see it, but feels about as likely as pigs flying right now.
Pacioretty on the other hand feels like an inevitably game 1 player. He's probably a little bummed that cap constraints are going to keep him out of the line-up until then but the $313,115 he earned by not getting shut down 3 games earlier likely make up for it.
I continue to be a little baffled every time I see Hakanpaa get out on the ice like this. It really feels like his career, at least in the NHL, is over and he's the only one who doesn't think so. It'd be a hell of a story for him to all of a sudden step back into the line-up in the playoffs and contribute. Would love to see it, but feels about as likely as pigs flying right now.
Pacioretty on the other hand feels like an inevitably game 1 player. He's probably a little bummed that cap constraints are going to keep him out of the line-up until then but the $313,115 he earned by not getting shut down 3 games earlier likely make up for it.
The Leafs can't place anyone else on LTIR since there's less than 10 games left in the regular season, so those two are definitely out until playoffs. Maybe a Marlies conditioning stint.If someone gets hurt during the last few games, maybe we will see one of them before the season's end.
Reavo too. Plays one game and beats the crap out of someone plus lays a couple of hits. Then is never see again except when DJing in the locker room.I feel like Hakanpaa is holding on for that one moment. Maybe he gets in a game, maybe he doesn't, but if given the opportunity he's going to try. Plays in one game and completely shuts down Florida's PP and then is never seen again after being carted off the ice in the 3rd period.
I know it’s not the same thing - but doesn’t this remind you a bit of when we were sitting there waiting for Yuskevich to come back from that blood clot and it never happened… he was so awesome. Loved that guy.I feel like Hakanpaa is holding on for that one moment. Maybe he gets in a game, maybe he doesn't, but if given the opportunity he's going to try. Plays in one game and completely shuts down Florida's PP and then is never seen again after being carted off the ice in the 3rd period.
Leafs have the best medical staff in the NHL and they look for every way to get an advantage. Hakanpaa is Klingberg 2.0. Have to give full credit to Leafs for taking a swing with these "restoration" projects.I feel like Hakanpaa is holding on for that one moment. Maybe he gets in a game, maybe he doesn't, but if given the opportunity he's going to try. Plays in one game and completely shuts down Florida's PP and then is never seen again after being carted off the ice in the 3rd period.