NHL Playoffs 2021

So with the shorten regular season almost over and the seeding pretty much set, is there anyone that doesn't the Leafs finally make out of the first round (beating the Habs) in 6 or less. Jets too!
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  • Pretty sure toronto pimp will comment.
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  • Well it is official. Not since 1979 have the Leafs and Habs played in the playoffs. Kerry Fraiser robbed us of the opportunity in 93. Which we may or may not have won. This year however is a no brainer. We just have to get through the Habs in 6 or less and Edmonton will get through the Jets in 6 or less, Then we will have a series McDavid and Draisaitl vs Matthews and Marnier.

    Can't wait!
  • Thought I might have been able to goad a Hab fan into a bet, but no such luck. Oh well Leafs to the final four and then have a shot to win this thing. I was alive the last time they won but was to little to remember it. 54 years has been long enough.
  • compueasecompuease Admin
    edited May 2021
    I remember it well, in fact I remember the last 4... :(:( In fact in those days it really was only the Leafs or Canadiens winning it...
  • Go Habs Go. I would pay so much extra to the leafs get beat down in the first round again.

    In reality they should beat Montreal in 5.

    I do not believe the leafs have a chance to win the Cup yet.

    Gogie
  • edited May 2021
    compuease wrote: »
    I remember it well, in fact I remember the last 4... :(:( In fact in those days it really was only the Leafs or Canadiens winning it...
    I bet you have some awesome BLACK & WHITE photos of the last Leaf victory parade. Probably too many horse carriages on Yonge Street to count in the pictures. :P
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  • Let's Go Leafs!
  • Gogie wrote: »
    compuease wrote: »
    I remember it well, in fact I remember the last 4... :(:( In fact in those days it really was only the Leafs or Canadiens winning it...
    I bet you have some awesome BLACK & WHITE photos of the last Leaf victory parade. Probably too many horse carriages on Yonge Street to count in the pictures. :P

    Yep, Jesus and I enjoyed it... I do remember you actually got called Dad by Johnny Bower, you were standing right across from us.
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  • Boom is right[url="
  • For all you Leaf fans out there who missed the third period because it was past your bedtime (not referring to you Comp :wink: )

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  • Habs fans still as obnoxious as ever.
    compueaseToronto PimpthisORthat
  • And I'm not even a real leaf fan and I agree with that statement. Part of it I think has to do with jealousy of all things Toronto, not necessarily just the Leafs. Personally In hockey I favour Colorado or Vegas more..
  • edited May 2021
    Oooooo - Leaf fans getting a little sensitive? I have to get my digs in when I can cause I know I'm not gonna have too many opportunities - especially living in the middle of Leaf Land. :P

    Edit: Also cheering for a team with extremely inept upper management makes things difficult too so I gotta "smoke 'em if I got 'em" if you know what I mean. :wink:
  • Not happy about tonight’s results

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    compueasewoog30
  • Go Habs go
    thisORthatGogie
  • Go Habs go

    Who'd a thunk it - we're going back to T.O. :)
  • Just came back from church to ask for a HABS victory. xv87q5usqayw.jpeg
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  • lol, using up your "one time" so early?
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  • edited May 2021
    Habs Numerology

    Last game Jesperi Kotkaniemi (#15), in his 15th playoff game, scored at 15:15 into OT on the 15th shot of the OT, and ended with exactly 15 minutes of ice time

    It only gets better:

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  • Now that is cool... who went to all that trouble? Obviously a habs fan but really?
  • edited May 2021
    compuease wrote: »
    Now that is cool... who went to all that trouble? Obviously a habs fan but really?
    You can bet it wasn't me, but yes, it was a Habs' fan. It was done by a guy on a Habs forum I like to frequent (guys like you would be zapped if you tried to get on the forum :P). They guy's from Nfld and he's a bit of a stats geek.
    Edit: the stats geek says he didn't come up with the data, he just re-typed it. I don't know where it originated but it is cool.
  • @Gogie

    Do you believe in miracles ?

    Holy cow. 2-0

    Go Habs Go.

    Trade Mathews, trade Marner, fire the G.M. Fire the zamboni driver, fire the guy that washes the jock straps.
    Gogie
  • Where are all of you LOSER leafs fans at ????

    Brian, perhaps we should take a drive to some the members houses and drop off tissues.
  • edited June 2021
    Ode to the Leafs
    (Edited to improve the flow :blush: )

    The outlook wasn't brilliant for the Habs that Thursday late in May:
    The series stood 3 to 1 for the hated Leafs that very day,
    But Armia scored one early, and shortly after scored one more,
    And by the end of one the Habs led by a 2-nothing score.

    KK made it 3 to nil with a solo effort in period two
    And the Habs looked like they finally figured what they had to do.
    But Hyman popped one shortly after, putting the Leafs on the board.
    And Muzzin took care of the rest as two goals in the third he scored.

    With OT in the offing and the Habs defeat in sight,
    Suzuki took it upon himself to put things back to right.
    Two kids determined not to lose broke down the ice early on,
    Cole to Nick to Cole to Nick and in: the Leafs comeback was gone.

    Two nights later, back at home, the Habs once more faced fate:
    Lose you’re out, turn out the lights, til next year you must wait.
    This time things were different as fans were at the game
    And cheers rang down upon the Habs as on the ice they came

    From 2,500 throats there rose cheers and a lusty yell;
    It rumbled through the stadium and through TV screens as well;
    The singing of the anthem could be heard throughout the land,
    The voices rang out loud and clear, they did not need a band.

    The Habs began the game like banshees, pouring on the shots;
    Making the Leafs look like pee wees and tying them up in knots.
    But no goals came as play slowed down and things seemed settled in,
    And more the same in period 2 despite the fans unending din

    But come the third things turned around as Nylander bumped Carey Price
    Off to the sin bin for his nasty play and to the PP for the Habs: so nice!
    In no time flat the Habs cashed in as Perry brought home the mail,
    Followed by a Leafs’ challenge that was obviously destined to fail

    With another PP and pressure on, Marner sent the puck awry
    Leading to a second penalty and Leaf fans mumbling “Why?”
    With 2 men up and more pressure on, Toffoli quickly scored again
    Habs up by 2 and on the way to T.O., or so it seemed right then.

    But the Leafs stormed back and tied it up with less than 4 to go.
    Off to OT once again for the Habs against their hated foe.
    This time the Leafs were adamant that they would win the game
    With pressure on and shots galore, flying out of the gate they came.

    But Carey Price had more to say and kept the Leafs at bay
    Til once again the kiddie corps decided to have their say
    Dermott coughed up the puck and Jasperi quickly snapped a shot
    That finds the twine at the back of the net and the Leafs surge is all for not.

    Back to T.O. the deciding game on that fateful Monday eve,
    Just one more game, one more chance, one more time for all to believe.
    Would the Leafs prevail and win a deciding game as they seldom managed to,
    Or would the Habs come through and bring it home as they often seem to do?

    The game began quite slowly and the chances were quite few
    Close checking and tight quarters and nothing much to do.
    But things turned round and the pace picked up as period two began
    Soon Gallagher lights the lamp: the action really picked up then.

    The Leafs began to circle and Price again does shine
    How long could the Habs hold off the charge and not cross that penalty line?
    Oh boy, oh joy it’s not the Habs but Engvall who heads to the sin bin
    And the Habs waste no time to make him pay as off Perry the puck goes in.

    Come the third the flow does turn as penalties hurt the Habs
    Fast of foot and circling round the Leafs keep up the jabs
    But not so fast say the resilient Habs, we’ll not fold the tent tonight
    We’re tougher than the pundits thought and we will NOT lose this fight.

    ………………

    Oh, somewhere in this favoured land the sun is shining bright,
    The band is playing somewhere, and somewhere hearts are light;
    And somewhere Habs fans are cheering, and somewhere children shout,
    But there is no parade on Yonge Street — the hapless Leafs have again struck out.

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  • Well all I can say is we aren't the Cubs we are still counting.
    I have never seen a team up 3-1 with a chance to close it out at home play with such a lack of enthusiasm as the Leafs did in all three games. The Leafs need to clean house in the front office including the President. I will say this as I told people when it happened, to chose Kyle Dubas over Lou Lamoriello would eventually haunt this team and I believe it has been proven to be true.
    I maintain the Leafs gave this series away as opposed to Montreal winning it. Not sure if rust will creep into Winnipeg game. But the Jets win the series in 5, 6 max.

    Onto the Jays (who are in need of a manager by the way because this guy doesn't know what he is doing)
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