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Jesse wrote:I think Detroit will beat the Penguins in 5, maybe 6 games. The Penguins defense right now is a putrid assembly of guys that aren't really doing much of anything. The team is frustrated, playing like they're frustrated, and don't have the in-game structure to beat Mike Babcock's team in a seven game series.
I think the Penguins could beat the Flyers in 6 or 7 games if they keep their heads mentally.
I think the Penguins could likely beat the Blue Jackets in 4 or 5 games just based on the fact that CBJ doesn't have the horses offensively or defensively to overwhelm the Penguins.
Detroit terrifies me.
count2infinity wrote:I don't see how anyone can see these three options and not pick columbus, unless you just want an LGP blowup.
Mad City Mike wrote:They will be getting a fresh Zetterberg and Datsyuk back.
count2infinity wrote:I don't see how anyone can see these three options and not pick columbus, unless you just want an LGP blowup.
slappybrown wrote:count2infinity wrote:I don't see how anyone can see these three options and not pick columbus, unless you just want an LGP blowup.
I picked Philly. But then again, if the regular season was a series of 41 home-and-homes with the Flyers forever, I'd sign on the dotted line, so I suppose my choice makes sense.
Pens Fan Since 1970 wrote:I'd prefer Columbus, only because the Pens would have home ice advantage for all 7 games.
shmenguin wrote:CBJ is terrible. The other teams aren't. Easy choice.
I'm more scared of Philly than Detroit since a Philly series takes hockey largely out of the equation
shmenguin wrote:CBJ is terrible. The other teams aren't. Easy choice.
I'm more scared of Philly than Detroit since a Philly series takes hockey largely out of the equation
MRandall25 wrote:They're not on the level of a Detroit or Philly, though.
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