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Okay.... but I've called more winners since we started this than the Canes have had shutouts. So I'm not following. No worries. We'll leave the format as is.

I think there's plenty of room to get Skjei & Guentzel. Pesce will be gone, TDA as well and I do think Staal retires and if Necas or TT leave....

Torts is not that far removed from being an RBA. Only difference is Torts let's his emotions get in the way.

How long before Boston starts playing street hockey? High sticks, slew foot, trips, interference.

Looks like McDavid will sit the rest of the regular season as well.

That would be like calling the goalie. If you go with Freddie, he needs a shutout for you to win. I think far more difficult than calling a skater for the first.

Panthers81 with the winner tonite on Svech's "delayed" lacrosse goal.

Coyle wouldn't go with Svech, either. And he called out Svech! Comes after him and won't drop the gloves. The whole team is fragile vagies.

Refs are fugging horrible yet again.

Led with his leg, wanted to go knee in the thigh. Regardless, Noesen went down.

He boarded Pesce well after the puck was gone and Pesce went after him and the refs jumped in to protect the pussy.

Fugging Marchand is a rat coward.Will take cheap shots and not drop the gloves when he gets called out. Fugging bitch.

Refs called it a good goal; Toronto said no.

League will call this off- no goal. Watch.

Yes, and I didn't get a lot of feedback one way or the other. So, we'll start the playoffs with a new look to be unveiled Game 1. And we'll start from scratch, with a possible 16 wins up for grabs. And, players will be able to call a shutout for either team, and get a win if it happens.

The Canes will do what they do against the Bruins- shoot from the perimeter with little to no net front, making scoring that much more difficult. My question for you guys, does someone get a win if they call shutout and Carolina doesn't score? Just asking because I'd be tempted, to tell you the truth. Would like to hear your thoughts, nonetheless. Regardless, I'm going with Brady Skjei tonight.

Pens going to OT. 84 Points tied with Detroit.

TT went from $1.4M to 2.8 to where he is now, 5.4. And he's a UFA so if someone offers him 6 as a 50pt per season guy, he's gone. Noesen deserves a raise. He's taken a pay cut with each of his contracts and these past 2 seasons in Raleigh have been the best of his career. I'm on the fence with Martinook. His salary is not a cap killer, but if he wants something north of 2.5M, he may be gone. Drury, I think, is still trade bait. There are prospects that will make up for either or both being gone. And the #11 in the room.... I think Staal might call it a career after this season. Just have a feeling.

- I've been saying for some time Pesce is likely gone. - Skjei is an interesting piece. Slavin is at $5.3M thru next year and Orlov is getting $7.75M thru next year. How much is Skjei going to want? He's at $5.25M now, does he get to $6.5 or $7M? - Chatty is a given. He might be one of, if not the best, 3rd pair d-man in the league. - Necas is an RFA. Will be interesting to see how the Canes react, if at all, to any offers. - If Necas is gone, how much of a priority is it to get Jake Guentzel re-signed? Because, as well as he's playing here, he didn't want to leave Pittsburgh to begin with and I'm sure he probably has a sour taste in his mouth over being traded.

Ahead of the Bruins Tuesday night tilt, here are the latest standings with 4 games remaining: Anybodyhome- 8 DavidEng- 6 Harbingers- 6 CarolinaWillRise- 5 WelshPanther- 4 Panthers Fan 69- 4 DamnitJake!- 2 MillionDollarCam- 1 panthers81- 1

Oh, my! Svech

I'm going with Necas this afternoon.

Which team will be Carolina's opponent in round 1?

Dude is playing exceptionally well in Pittsburgh. Just under a point per game average (5G and 8A in 16 games), 2 minutes more TOI, much lower PIM and a -2.

I see 8... maybe 9 points there. Put 'em at 111 or 112 for the season?