It just looks like no one in the west wants to be a wild card team except for the blues
LockedUnlocked
I just really hope we don’t. We can’t win against any central team in a series, and we will be stuck with another mediocre pick that doesn’t put us ahead going forward.
We really need talented youth to inject some passion in the roster.
204Spencer
Man if it wasn’t for that awful streak we’d be right in there. Oh well.
WhyssKrilm
Just did some quick math
Currently San Jose sits in WC2, both by points and by points percentage. As of writing this, they have 70pts in 64 games played, which is a .547 points percentage, which projects to a hair under 90pts over 82 games.
The Jets have 66pts in 66gp. The Jets win the tie break with SJS, so if we assume they need to get to 90pts, that means they need 24pts in their 16 remaining games. Going 12-4-0 or 11-3-2 gets them to 90pts. Not easy, not likely, but plausible.
And helping out a bit more, as I write this SJS is down by 1 to Ottawa in the 3rd period. If they lose in regulation, that drops them to a .538 P%, projecting to a hair over 88 points over 82 games.
Edit: San Jose lost in regulation, but their .538 P% is still better than everyone chasing them. Jets need to go 11-5-0 or 10-4-2 to get to 88 points.
MPD1978
Would be the worst possible outcome for the franchise. 2 home playoff games won’t benefit us in any way.
NumberOneJetsFan
Tell me there is a chance.
Sea-Entrepreneur6630
The team has a couple big games against Colorado and the Avalanche want revenge for that horrible loss. The Jets are all but done, stick a fork in it.
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It just looks like no one in the west wants to be a wild card team except for the blues
I just really hope we don’t. We can’t win against any central team in a series, and we will be stuck with another mediocre pick that doesn’t put us ahead going forward.
We really need talented youth to inject some passion in the roster.
Man if it wasn’t for that awful streak we’d be right in there. Oh well.
Just did some quick math
Currently San Jose sits in WC2, both by points and by points percentage. As of writing this, they have 70pts in 64 games played, which is a .547 points percentage, which projects to a hair under 90pts over 82 games.
The Jets have 66pts in 66gp. The Jets win the tie break with SJS, so if we assume they need to get to 90pts, that means they need 24pts in their 16 remaining games. Going 12-4-0 or 11-3-2 gets them to 90pts. Not easy, not likely, but plausible.
And helping out a bit more, as I write this SJS is down by 1 to Ottawa in the 3rd period. If they lose in regulation, that drops them to a .538 P%, projecting to a hair over 88 points over 82 games.
Edit: San Jose lost in regulation, but their .538 P% is still better than everyone chasing them. Jets need to go 11-5-0 or 10-4-2 to get to 88 points.
Would be the worst possible outcome for the franchise. 2 home playoff games won’t benefit us in any way.
Tell me there is a chance.
The team has a couple big games against Colorado and the Avalanche want revenge for that horrible loss. The Jets are all but done, stick a fork in it.