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Wild @ Leafs - Nov. 12th, 7:00pm - SN

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Minnesota Wild
13-3-4, 30 points
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Toronto Maple Leafs
8-10-2, 18 points​
Projected Line-ups​
Kaprizov-Eriksson Ek-Boldy
Trenin-Yurov-Shabanov
Coleman-McCarron-Brink
N. Foligno-Hartman-M. Foligno

Hughes-Brodin
Maatta-Spurgeon
Kiersted-Bogosian

Wallstedt​
Cowan-Matthews-Roslovic
Tverberg-Tavares-Nylander
McKenna-Paul-Joshua
Duhaime-Blueger-MacEwen

McCabe-Raddysh
OEL-Stecher
Mermis-Tanev

Stolarz
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Scratches​
Nico Sturm
David Spacek​
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Cole McWard
Morgan Rielly
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Injuries​
Brock Faber - Head - Injured Reserve
Filip Gustavsson - Hip - Injured Reserve​
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Zack MacEwen - Wrist - Probable
Morgan Rielly - Lower Body - Out
Colton Sissons - Lower Body - Injured Reserve
Kirill Marchenko - Lower Body - Injured Reserve
Nick Blankenburg - Upper Body - Injured Reserve
Marshall Rifai - Lower Body - Injured Reserve
Miles Wood - Undisclosed - Injured Reserve
Elvis Merzlikins - Shoulder - Injured Reserve
Max Domi - Back - Injured Reserve
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Game Notes​
MIN
-Jesper Wallstedt will likely start for the Wild
TOR
-Anthony Stolarz will likely start for the Leafs
Streams​
 
Some underlying signs things are pointing in the right direction structurally, but obviously being sewered with too many goals going in + one of the primary weapons not just firing blanks but playing like a sporadically disconnected controller is cratering the actual results that matter.
I read the thread a little further. They pointed out that the Vancouver game might also be skewing some of those results as well.
 
I read the thread a little further. They pointed out that the Vancouver game might also be skewing some of those results as well.
How does Toronto get assigned to the Pacific division? asking for a friend
 
How does Toronto get assigned to the Pacific division? asking for a friend
Should be easier now that there isn't daylight savings time out there.

That would be a totally cool but implausible way of organizing the league.

What if every year you broke the divisions into how good the team was?

So division 1 is the top 8 teams in the league, division 2 is 9 to 16, division 3 is 17 to 24, and division 4 is 25 to 32.

You could weight the divisions so that the top 6 get into the playoffs from division 1, the top 5 from division 2, the top 4 from division 3 and the top team from division 4. Then the next season you are in a different division based on your standings. It would just add insult to injury if you were always in division 4
 

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