I have some good news and some bad news; the bad news is that this is officially the last post in the history of this blog. It's been fun but it hasn't really seemed to generate as much interest as I would've liked. I just feel that this isn't very original (there are tons of hockey blogs out there) and I'm never really going to get much of an audience. The good news is that I am planning to start a new blog. I am not completely sure yet what it'll be about but I'd like it to have something to do with hockey. When I do decide I'll post a link to the new blog on here.
It's been fun; hopefully the new blog will have more success.
Friday, September 19, 2008
Monday, September 15, 2008
2008-09 predictions
Well it's been a while since my last post. and after this it could be a while before my next one. It seems now that my life is only gonna get busier and I'm not sure at the moment whether or not I'm going to continue this blog. I won't be deleting it or anything just yet, it will just sit here until I know what I want to do with it. Anyway, here's my predictions for the upcoming hockey season.
Eastern Conference
1. Montreal Canadiens
The biggest question is can Carrey Price carry the load by himself?
2. Pittsburgh Penguins
They lost some players but the core is still in place.
3. Washington Capitals
Young guns Ovechkin, Backstrom, and Green will only get better.
4. Philadelphia Flyers
5. New York Rangers
6. New Jersey Devils
7. Carolina Hurricanes
8. Boston Bruins
9. Ottawa Senators
10. Tampa Bay Lightning
11. Buffalo Sabres
12. Atlanta Thrashers
13. Florida Panthers
14. New York Islanders
15. Toronto Maple Leafs
Western Conference
1. Detroit Red Wings
Defending champs have only gotten better
2. Dallas Stars
One step away last year, one step closer this year.
3. Calgary Flames
Bertuzzi adds both more toughness and more scoring up front
4. Anaheim Ducks
5. San Jose Sharks
6. Minnesota Wild
7. Chicago Blackhawks
8. Edmonton Oilers
9. Columbus Blue Jackets
10. Nashville Predators
11. Vancouver Canucks
12. Phoenix Coyotes
13. Colorado Avalanche
14. St. Louis Blues
15. Los Angeles Kings
Eastern Conference
1. Montreal Canadiens
The biggest question is can Carrey Price carry the load by himself?
2. Pittsburgh Penguins
They lost some players but the core is still in place.
3. Washington Capitals
Young guns Ovechkin, Backstrom, and Green will only get better.
4. Philadelphia Flyers
5. New York Rangers
6. New Jersey Devils
7. Carolina Hurricanes
8. Boston Bruins
9. Ottawa Senators
10. Tampa Bay Lightning
11. Buffalo Sabres
12. Atlanta Thrashers
13. Florida Panthers
14. New York Islanders
15. Toronto Maple Leafs
Western Conference
1. Detroit Red Wings
Defending champs have only gotten better
2. Dallas Stars
One step away last year, one step closer this year.
3. Calgary Flames
Bertuzzi adds both more toughness and more scoring up front
4. Anaheim Ducks
5. San Jose Sharks
6. Minnesota Wild
7. Chicago Blackhawks
8. Edmonton Oilers
9. Columbus Blue Jackets
10. Nashville Predators
11. Vancouver Canucks
12. Phoenix Coyotes
13. Colorado Avalanche
14. St. Louis Blues
15. Los Angeles Kings
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