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Canes vs Panthers Game 3 ECF 8pm

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lightsout Grand Master

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You guys 'member the whole "Bob is beatable" angle? Yeah, that isn't proving the case.

Easy for us to say guys can't finish (and to be fair, Aho absolutely doesn't show up in big games, that criticism is 100% fair) but Bob is literally a robot since he got his net back. We've given him some strong chances this game and he's been cool as poo about it. Doesn't hurt his team is working their ass off keeping net front clear.

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2 minutes ago, lightsout said:

Little talked about, but this is the doomer take that SHOULD be taking hold.

 

Miami has a strong sports market. 

The Heat and Panthers are both low seeds that are surprising in the playoffs.

Both could advance to the Finals of their respective sports.

More money in it than having a small marker team make the finals.

Conspiracy to advance Heat and Panthers simultaneously for the story.

Or both Florida teams are just playing better in their respective sports than their opponents. 
 

neither us nor Boston are competitive. 

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1 minute ago, MillionDollarCam said:

Canes have been just as good if not better than Florida. Difference is other worldly goaltending… oh well.

Its almost as if we couldve used another goal scorer at the trade deadline like Ive been saying all year. Our guys keep either shooting it right at Bob or hitting posts. We just arent good enough.

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