mcjeff215 Posted May 14, 2006 Posted May 14, 2006 Ok, am I reading this right? Not to look ahead as I know that's very bad luck, but if the Sabres beat NJ/Car, they'll have home ice in the finals no matter who makes it through. They're forth, while the highest rated team remaining in the west was 5th? I could be fully off here, but I don't think so... -Jeff
Alaska Darin Posted May 14, 2006 Posted May 14, 2006 Ok, am I reading this right? Not to look ahead as I know that's very bad luck, but if the Sabres beat NJ/Car, they'll have home ice in the finals no matter who makes it through. They're forth, while the highest rated team remaining in the west was 5th? I could be fully off here, but I don't think so... -Jeff 691041[/snapback] No jumping the gun - angers the hockey gods. That said, points is the first determining factor for home ice in the Finals, which means Buffalo would have home ice against all but the top 2 seeds in the West.
Marv's Neighbor Posted May 14, 2006 Posted May 14, 2006 No jumping the gun - angers the hockey gods. That said, points is the first determining factor for home ice in the Finals, which means Buffalo would have home ice against all but the top 2 seeds in the West. 691042[/snapback] The hockey gods owe us-BIG TIME!
ricojes Posted May 15, 2006 Posted May 15, 2006 Ok, am I reading this right? Not to look ahead as I know that's very bad luck, but if the Sabres beat NJ/Car, they'll have home ice in the finals no matter who makes it through. They're forth, while the highest rated team remaining in the west was 5th? I could be fully off here, but I don't think so... -Jeff 691041[/snapback] Home-ice advantage for the Stanley Cup Finals is determined by points.
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