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Canes vs rags rd 2 game 4 Fuccck it


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Just now, Day1PanthersFan said:

We still have a mountain to climb 

But we now have a foothold 

I can’t help but give myself a little bit of hope. But I also know it’s still pretty much over. If they can’t pull it off, I hope the Panthers/Bruins drag the Rags. What an absolutely hateable bunch. 

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Just now, GamecockSmitty4 said:

I can’t help but give myself a little bit of hope. But I also know it’s still pretty much over. If they can’t pull it off, I hope the Panthers/Bruins drag the Rags. What an absolutely hateable bunch. 

Remember Boston/Fla last year 

It's not probable, but possible 

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1 minute ago, GamecockSmitty4 said:

I can’t help but give myself a little bit of hope. But I also know it’s still pretty much over. If they can’t pull it off, I hope the Panthers/Bruins drag the Rags. What an absolutely hateable bunch. 

I'm hoping they can take game 5 if they do we have a real chance the way this season had gone we will force game 7 and lose in 3 OT though.

 

 

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2 hours ago, WelshPanther said:

It’s mad how close the series actually is if you stand back. Two great teams

This is true, if our PK/PP were even half as effective as they were during the regular season I think the series is 3-1 Canes, but it hasn't been.

Need to steal Game 5 and get it back home and win that one and then lots of pressure on the Rags in a Game 7.  They know they've gotten very lucky in their wins, a historic collapse would be justice for them.

BTW, can't believe how hateful Trocheck has become. He been a true arsehole this series.

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