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First, off thank you to everyone on this board. You all helped me excellerate my learning of the game.
I have really enjoyed my first season of hockey.
On to my question:
What is this HUGE difference I keep on hearing about when it comes to playoff hockey ?
All my friends keep saying "If you like hockey in the regular seasoon, you are going to LOVE the playoffs."
Why is that? What is so different ?
THanks again
RM
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“That’s another thing we are trying to establish, that we will be relentless and we are going to play physical,” defensive end Antonio Smith. “If you do catch the check-downs, you’re going to have to pay for it.”
All of what he said, plus the tension between the teams. More hits, better quality play, better focus. Just a load of fun.
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Break the circle of suck, Bidwill, or feel my wrath--Stout, 26 Feb 2006.*
*--Note: this part of Stout's signature line is on hold. It has not yet been deleted, but once the Cardinal's make the playoffs, it shall be removed. Thank you, and I now return you to your regularly sheduled thread.
Because generally speaking, no one takes a shift off. It's especially intense because it's fast like basketball, but the stakes for each goal are high like soccer. At any moment there could be a breakaway. Power plays are HUGE. And the Stanley Cup is perhaps the most coveted trophy in all of sports. Of course some will talk about the World Cup, etc., but in terms of the chase for an actual single piece of hardware...Lord Stanley's Cup is unique. Game 7 of the finals, when everyone knows the Cup is in the building...as I said: intense.