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Final Stretch Predictions


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The Canes will not win the Metro, and will likely drop out of 1st place by Monday. 

I don't know if the Rangers can get to second place even if Carolina plays slightly better than .500.

Regardless, both NJ & NY are now much improved, on paper at least, while the Canes arrogant leadership thinks no improvement is needed.

"We're going to be aggressive" is looking more like a flat out lie that will not go unnoticed by fans.

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37 minutes ago, Anybodyhome said:

The Canes will not win the Metro, and will likely drop out of 1st place by Monday. 

I don't know if the Rangers can get to second place even if Carolina plays slightly better than .500.

Regardless, both NJ & NY are now much improved, on paper at least, while the Canes arrogant leadership thinks no improvement is needed.

"We're going to be aggressive" is looking more like a flat out lie that will not go unnoticed by fans.

Dundon is happy just being in the conversation every year. Playoff appearances are big money for owners, he’s not going to jeopardize the future. So that probably means just good enough to make the playoffs for a decade, never good enough to win a Cup. 

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