From: coulman@cs.Usask.CA (Randy Coulman)
Subject: Re: Playoff Predictions
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In article <1993Apr04.223559.7129@rose.com>, jack.petrilli@rose.com (jack petrilli) writes:

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>I don't understand why so many people are predicting an upset against 
>Pittsburgh. The team has won 12 in a row coming into the playoffs. 
>They've won practically every game that they've really wanted to win 
>all year (including critical victories against the Caps and one 
>against a hot Bruins team **at the Gaahden**). The team is probably at 
>its peak (stronger than the previous 2 Stanley Cup winners). I mean, I 
>know they can lose but it would be a **large** upset. I personally 
>think teams are going to be hard pressed to win 1 or 2 games in any 
>series against the Pens (and I'm **not** a Pittsburgh fan).
>

I have to agree here.  As I heard on TSN tonight, "You want to pick
someone else, but you just don't see how you can".  And I'm a Bruins
fan.  Maybe this year will be different, but it doesn't look good.
Time will tell, though.

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Randy
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