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Originally Posted by Touque
Finn, you didn't say regular season - you said 'best team on ice'. Typically the 'best team on ice' is the one that wins the Stanley Cup. I guess it does in my world at least. There was no question, other than a statement that winning the Presidents Trophy doesn't mean anything other than getting you home ice advantage. It probably worked to your disadvantage as you lost 3 games at home to the Kings.
Now as Touque and eh being Canadian terms - really? Wow - I didn't know that... And the fact that someone from Pac NW shouldn't be using them? 
Let me ask you a question. Do you think it's possible that someone living in the Pac NW 'might' originally be from a different part of the world? Perhaps even Canada? Crazy notion eh!
So back to hockey talk, who's the favourite now? (Finn, don't get upset at the Canadian/British spelling  ) |
I have to agree that the best team on ice is the winner of the cup but when the tread was started the playoffs had not, so at that time the Canucks were the best team on ice.
Not a crazy notion at all, people from all over live all over, my wifes from S. America, who knows you maybe your a fellow Canuck working in the Pac NW, I work in Guyana so it wouldn't be a stretch, and if you follow my spelling then there would be no way I'd be upset that your spelling is off a touch too.
Who's my favorite now, that should be obvious as I'm a Canadian it has to be the Sens all the way.
Finn