Highlander
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So its not only us, that slide in Colorado would have been devastating?sort of like this one for us?however if it gets rid of Randy and his lump of sudbury granite it will be worth it. Also if we win the lottery.
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Potvin29 said:Some I can find:
Phoenix was in 4th in 08-09 at the all-star break and finished 14th.
Vancouver in 07-08 were something like 4th in the conference with 8 games to go, lost 7 of them and finished in 10th.
In 2010-11 Colorado was leading their division in December, was still in the playoffs by the all-star break but lost 20 of 21 games in February/March and finished 29th.
Joe S. said:Potvin29 said:Some I can find:
Phoenix was in 4th in 08-09 at the all-star break and finished 14th.
Vancouver in 07-08 were something like 4th in the conference with 8 games to go, lost 7 of them and finished in 10th.
In 2010-11 Colorado was leading their division in December, was still in the playoffs by the all-star break but lost 20 of 21 games in February/March and finished 29th.
Thanks - that's very interesting, I don't know if that makes me feel any better, but it's nice to know, I suppose, that this isn't the worst collapse in recent history...
Joe S. said:Potvin29 said:Some I can find:
Phoenix was in 4th in 08-09 at the all-star break and finished 14th.
Vancouver in 07-08 were something like 4th in the conference with 8 games to go, lost 7 of them and finished in 10th.
In 2010-11 Colorado was leading their division in December, was still in the playoffs by the all-star break but lost 20 of 21 games in February/March and finished 29th.
Thanks - that's very interesting, I don't know if that makes me feel any better, but it's nice to know, I suppose, that this isn't the worst collapse in recent history...
Potvin29 said:For me this 'collapse' isn't that bad because I felt all season long they were getting lucky to be where they were, so it wasn't so much surprising that their house of cards fell, so to speak. That takes some of the shock factor away for me.
Potvin29 said:Joe S. said:Potvin29 said:Some I can find:
Phoenix was in 4th in 08-09 at the all-star break and finished 14th.
Vancouver in 07-08 were something like 4th in the conference with 8 games to go, lost 7 of them and finished in 10th.
In 2010-11 Colorado was leading their division in December, was still in the playoffs by the all-star break but lost 20 of 21 games in February/March and finished 29th.
Thanks - that's very interesting, I don't know if that makes me feel any better, but it's nice to know, I suppose, that this isn't the worst collapse in recent history...
For me this 'collapse' isn't that bad because I felt all season long they were getting lucky to be where they were, so it wasn't so much surprising that their house of cards fell, so to speak. That takes some of the shock factor away for me.
Joe S. said:Potvin29 said:Joe S. said:Potvin29 said:Some I can find:
Phoenix was in 4th in 08-09 at the all-star break and finished 14th.
Vancouver in 07-08 were something like 4th in the conference with 8 games to go, lost 7 of them and finished in 10th.
In 2010-11 Colorado was leading their division in December, was still in the playoffs by the all-star break but lost 20 of 21 games in February/March and finished 29th.
Thanks - that's very interesting, I don't know if that makes me feel any better, but it's nice to know, I suppose, that this isn't the worst collapse in recent history...
For me this 'collapse' isn't that bad because I felt all season long they were getting lucky to be where they were, so it wasn't so much surprising that their house of cards fell, so to speak. That takes some of the shock factor away for me.
I feel the same way - I remember back in November I think saying that this team has no business making the playoffs, but I guess the Leafs fan in me got swept away with the mirage of 2nd in the division. I knew it wasn't sustainable, but I chose to enjoy the ride while it lasted.
Highlander said:I think there were two defining moments in the early Leaf season that where turning points: Clarksons suspension backfired as he never caught up with the team and really when Bolland went down in Vancouver, it had the feeling of doom at the time. I wonder what the season would have been if Clarkson had stayed on the bench and Bolland had turned to the right instead of the left.
Highlander said:Also my comment refered to Bolland more than Clarkson but I do think with those guys at full speed it would have been better even with Randy