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Originally Posted by Asci If you;re #1 in projected points, you're #1 in points. a difference of three damn games means practically nothing. |
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1 San Jose - points: 36
2 Chicago - points: 34
3 Pittsburgh - points: 34
4 Washington - points: 34
5 New Jersey - points: 33
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http://www.tsn.ca/nhl/standings/?show=league
Your logic doesn't seem to bear any fruit, according to the NHL standings. Just because you're number one in PROJECTED points, doesn't mean you're actually number 1 in the standings. Chicago is still technically 2nd to San Jose. Projected numbers mean dick all. At the start of the season, Henrik Sedin was on a massive tear. His PROJECTED point total was 161 points. He's clearly not going to reach that, as he is subjected to slumps and whatnot. The same thing applies for other players and other teams.
And you're a moron if you think 3 games means nothing. Where have you been the last 3-4 seasons of hockey? 3 games = 6 potential points. Hell, 1 point can make a huge difference in the standings by the time the regular season winds down. You can brag when your team is OFFICIALLY number 1 in the standings.