I mean you can make a case for DDL and maybe even the Bullets but who else?
Honestly the Eastern Conference is now weak.
Honestly the Eastern Conference is now weak.
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Originally posted by Sam Bolster
I mean you can make a case for DDL and maybe even the Bullets but who else?
Honestly the Eastern Conference is now weak.
Chicago?
I mean you can make a case for DDL and maybe even the Bullets but who else?
Honestly the Eastern Conference is now weak.
Chicago?
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Well, right now, I think it's Philly, Yotes, Boston and then a big clump of teams just beneath them and a much smaller clump beneath that group. I could see any of the "second tier," , no offense intended, teams making a leap up next season without much of a problem. IMO, there isn't much at all separating the top 3 from the cluster of 8 teams just below them.
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Originally posted by PP
Well, right now, I think it's Philly, Yotes, Boston and then a big clump of teams just beneath them and a much smaller clump beneath that group. I could see any of the "second tier," , no offense intended, teams making a leap up next season without much of a problem. IMO, there isn't much at all separating the top 3 from the cluster of 8 teams just below them.
I agree. How can you not say that Boston is a good team. They lost in OT to the team that you say is good. These playoffs could have gone alot of ways with the dice roll.
Well, right now, I think it's Philly, Yotes, Boston and then a big clump of teams just beneath them and a much smaller clump beneath that group. I could see any of the "second tier," , no offense intended, teams making a leap up next season without much of a problem. IMO, there isn't much at all separating the top 3 from the cluster of 8 teams just below them.
I agree. How can you not say that Boston is a good team. They lost in OT to the team that you say is good. These playoffs could have gone alot of ways with the dice roll.
Sam Bolster
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Originally posted by hud
Originally posted by PP
Well, right now, I think it's Philly, Yotes, Boston and then a big clump of teams just beneath them and a much smaller clump beneath that group. I could see any of the "second tier," , no offense intended, teams making a leap up next season without much of a problem. IMO, there isn't much at all separating the top 3 from the cluster of 8 teams just below them.
I agree. How can you not say that Boston is a good team. They lost in OT to the team that you say is good. These playoffs could have gone alot of ways with the dice roll.
Sorta just looking into next Season tbh.
I see them getting a bit worse with the new updates.
Originally posted by PP
Well, right now, I think it's Philly, Yotes, Boston and then a big clump of teams just beneath them and a much smaller clump beneath that group. I could see any of the "second tier," , no offense intended, teams making a leap up next season without much of a problem. IMO, there isn't much at all separating the top 3 from the cluster of 8 teams just below them.
I agree. How can you not say that Boston is a good team. They lost in OT to the team that you say is good. These playoffs could have gone alot of ways with the dice roll.
Sorta just looking into next Season tbh.
I see them getting a bit worse with the new updates.
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There are many good teams. The Coyotes regular season:
Lost to Chicago 10-19
Lost to Boston 10-42
Beat Green Bay by only 4 points
Beat Doomsday by only 7
Beat DDL by only 6
Beat Gridiron by 13
Lost to Chicago 10-19
Lost to Boston 10-42
Beat Green Bay by only 4 points
Beat Doomsday by only 7
Beat DDL by only 6
Beat Gridiron by 13
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Quit trying to put the East in a box and ship them out. Let their play speak for itself. We will see who wins the bort bowl this season.
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