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Post by hugehorn on Mar 7, 2024 9:02:39 GMT -6
East Winner
Kenaston (2)
vs
West Winner
Dinsmore (1)
Best of 5 series:
Game 1 - March 13 - Kenaston @ Dinsmore, 8pm
Game 2 - March 19 - Dinsmore @ Kenaston, 8pm
Game 3 - March 21 - Kenaston @ Dinsmore, 8pm
Game 4 - TBD
Game 5 - TBD
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Post by steeball on Mar 12, 2024 22:28:48 GMT -6
Almost Game Day! Predictions? Congrats to both teams.
If both teams are healthy, I think (hope) they split the first 4 games and it all comes down to a Game 5. Not ready to predict that game yet.
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Post by Sv on Mar 12, 2024 22:54:39 GMT -6
Kenaston in 3
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Post by Gunit on Mar 13, 2024 23:35:26 GMT -6
Kenaston takes game one 8-4.
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Post by yardsale on Mar 14, 2024 8:59:08 GMT -6
Dinsmore’s injuries have really decimated them. This should be over in three unless Hobbs steals a game.
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Post by Excuses on Mar 15, 2024 7:19:50 GMT -6
Dinsmore’s injuries have really decimated them. This should be over in three unless Hobbs steals a game. Every team has injuries |
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Post by Guest3986 on Mar 15, 2024 9:03:55 GMT -6
Dinsmore’s injuries have really decimated them. This should be over in three unless Hobbs steals a game. Every team has injuries Show me the team that is missing their top scorer and first pairing defenseman and is still winning. I’ll just wait here for your answer. |
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Post by guestt on Mar 15, 2024 9:38:27 GMT -6
Not being injured is a part of being good.
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Post by Guesttttt on Mar 15, 2024 9:46:10 GMT -6
Not being injured is a part of being good. That’s interesting. Never thought of it that way. Not sure I agree with that but would like to hear what others think. Do you mean having players that are both durable and talented? Or that a player is better when he can both play the game to score and play the game to avoid injury? Does that mean the Blackhawks and Connor Bedard aren’t as good because he wasn’t able to avoid getting injured??? I guess that’s true - if Bedard had the insane talent of continuing to play the way he does while avoiding all injury that would definitely make him better. |
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Post by yardsale on Mar 15, 2024 9:49:51 GMT -6
Sometimes the best ability is availability.
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Post by guestt on Mar 15, 2024 10:16:32 GMT -6
Not being injured is a part of being good. That’s interesting. Never thought of it that way. Not sure I agree with that but would like to hear what others think. Do you mean having players that are both durable and talented? Or that a player is better when he can both play the game to score and play the game to avoid injury? Does that mean the Blackhawks and Connor Bedard aren’t as good because he wasn’t able to avoid getting injured??? I guess that’s true - if Bedard had the insane talent of continuing to play the way he does while avoiding all injury that would definitely make him better. Being durable is a big part of being a good hockey player. Playing the game in a way where you can avoid injury, while still being an effective hockey player is a special skill. That is why Gretzky was so special, considering his size and the generation he played in, he rarely got injured. Bedard has been fairly durable so far in his career. I wouldn't say he is injury prone. |
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Post by valleyman on Mar 15, 2024 22:44:00 GMT -6
It is sad to see what could have been a great series ruined by the injuries that Dinsmore got hit with. Would have been great to see Wilkie lose too.
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Post by Gunit on Mar 19, 2024 22:07:13 GMT -6
With a strong 3rd Kenaston takes game 2 by a 7-4 margin.
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Post by Caplow Visionary on Mar 20, 2024 11:24:15 GMT -6
What happend to Matt Jones? Is he done for the year?
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Post by Gunit on Mar 21, 2024 22:05:49 GMT -6
Dinsmore wins game 3 by a 5-2 score
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