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<p>[QUOTE="PennyGuy, post: 600535, member: 17502"]I would argue that The Stanley Cup is perhaps the most difficult trophy in professional sports to win back to back. It has been done, by some legendary teams, but the odds are against it. </p><p> </p><p>A lot will depend on what Red Wing team shows up. Consistency has been the challenge this year for Detroit. They have the talent and depth. Not every team has four lines they can play, and that can score.</p><p>Detroits defense cannot allow the number of shots that Chicago was able to produce. If Detroit can control the number of shots that Pittsburgh can generate, my prediction will be Detroit in 6.</p><p> </p><p>In Chicago, my advice would be to continue building, they have two solid producing lines, and to listen to their consultant, Scotty Bowman. He understands building for the long term success of a franchise. He was a key element in identifying young players, and in developing their talent before the pressures of the NHL were thrust upon them.</p><p> </p><p>Just more ramblings from an old hockey fan.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="PennyGuy, post: 600535, member: 17502"]I would argue that The Stanley Cup is perhaps the most difficult trophy in professional sports to win back to back. It has been done, by some legendary teams, but the odds are against it. A lot will depend on what Red Wing team shows up. Consistency has been the challenge this year for Detroit. They have the talent and depth. Not every team has four lines they can play, and that can score. Detroits defense cannot allow the number of shots that Chicago was able to produce. If Detroit can control the number of shots that Pittsburgh can generate, my prediction will be Detroit in 6. In Chicago, my advice would be to continue building, they have two solid producing lines, and to listen to their consultant, Scotty Bowman. He understands building for the long term success of a franchise. He was a key element in identifying young players, and in developing their talent before the pressures of the NHL were thrust upon them. Just more ramblings from an old hockey fan.[/QUOTE]
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