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Les chances pour NYI sont actuellement de 10,7% de chances pour les séries éliminatoires. Selon vous, quelles sont réellement les chances ?


Les chances pour NYI sont actuellement de 10,7% de chances pour les séries éliminatoires. Selon vous, quelles sont réellement les chances ?

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13 Comments

  1. starscream568

    PHI, NYI, PIT, NJD & WSH… flip a coin for the last metro and wild card spots.

  2. M_Y_K_E

    People need to take into account that those are the teams we are up agaisnt. This is doable. Only team I’m really worried about is the devils

  3. fakerandyortonwwe

    not as bad as everyone else thinks. lately everyone is being super super super negative but Roy has this break to get more acquainted with this team, and the second half could be a good reset for them.

    basically no, under no circumstances should we be trading Brock Nelson, since that’s been a discussion(?)

  4. oldmanhockeylife

    10.8%.

    Seriously it’s going to completely depend on who shows up the second half and if St. Patrick can get these guys wound up. Also need to see Ilya get going again.

  5. nothing_but_static

    50 50, either they make it or they don’t

  6. USAJourneyman

    I think 10% is pretty spot on

  10. iambibby

    theyve won two of their last ten, 20 out of 49 contests. they are among the worst teams in their own zone, and their offense is not strong enough to make up for the lack of defense. even when they do storm back, they consistently choke it MINUTES after. how does anyone think this team is competitive? because they made the ecf when they were all 3 years younger with a cup winning future hall of fame coach? why would you even want them to be competitive? so they can bounce in the first round and get the 18th pick?

  11. Frog-Mouth-Kid

    Best shot is if Philly or Detroit fall off after the break, I could see Philly given the whole Carter Hart situation. Even so we’d still have to beat out the Pens, Devils, Caps. Could be done, but we have to get hot down the stretch. Also gotta see how the trade deadline plays out, but for now I’d say about 40%.

  12. Handsome-Jim_

    Less than that.

    They’ve lost a disproportionate high number of OT games to boost them in the standings but it’s a trend unlikely to continue for the rest of the season. When those 1 point OTL turn into regular old 0 point losses the Penguins, Devils, and Capitals will pass them in the standings and the odds that they’ll make the playoffs will be effectively 0.

  13. rolltribe

    I think it’s closer to 40-50 percent

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