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Can someone who knows hockey better than me explain HOW we won 3 in a row to win the cup?

The first half of the series felt pretty hopeless in my opinion. We snuck one OT win, but lost game one after a strong start through getting outpaced the longer the game went on (something Vegas had done a number of times to get to the cup). Our incredible defense which SMOTHERED every other team, had holes poked in it by the vgk right at the start, and even game 3 where we built insane momentum we just couldn’t see it through, all after getting solidly outplayed for 98% of the game. Not to downplay the reigning Stanley cup champions, but I feel like we were a team that succeeded through an incredible system built by Tulsky and ran by Rod the Bod, and Vegas just had our number for the start of the series.

Then we won three in a row to seal the series. We went from a team that allowed very few shots for every past team, to getting outshot by Vegas, to not allowing them to shoot once for 15 minutes in game 6. The change in goaltending is a big part of that, but Carolina was far and away the dominant team for the second half of the series. What else happened that gave us the win?

Edit: Thanks for all the responses yall, I understand a lot better now

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u/zoooooooomies — 1 day ago
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Any idea how long it typically takes for a ring to be given to the players?

I love the cup rings, one of my fav things about the cup. How long do you guys think it takes for the new one to be given out to the players?

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u/zoooooooomies — 3 days ago
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THANK YOU FREDDIE

It genuinely hurts to see him leave. He played for a now defunct team in my native state and felt like the closest thing to representation of my home in the league. I’m so glad he got a cup with us and I hope he comes back eventually to retire as one of us.

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u/zoooooooomies — 4 days ago

Is my new kitten a tabby or tuxedo? I’ve been told both but I don’t know enough about cats to say for sure.

u/zoooooooomies — 8 days ago
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Got my first cat literally yesterday and he’s already sleeping on top of me and purring

u/zoooooooomies — 8 days ago

My players are going into a big fight they can’t win by traditional fighting, but with a kill switch that ends the combat instantly. How do I telegraph this without making it obvious?

My players are fighting a cult. The cult is a hive mind all connected through a crystal. The fight is in a ballroom where endless waves of cultists will flood in every turn until they destroy the crystal in the middle of it. How do I telegraph to them to destroy the crystal, without straight up telling them to destroy the crystal?

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u/zoooooooomies — 19 days ago
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The cup win still doesn’t feel real and I think I know why

There wasn’t much struggle to get it. Two series swept easily, rarely ever playing from behind. In the ECF we only lost one game from rust and came right back to dominate. Even in the SCF, we struggled at the start, but managed to win by a mile once Bussi was in goal. Usually you have to overcome in order to win, and sure we overcame being down by a game, but we ultimately only had 3 games where we came up short. We won enough games to get a trophy before we lost enough to lose a series ACROSS THE WHOLE POSTSEASON.

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u/zoooooooomies — 20 days ago
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Who’s the best coach in the league and why is it Rod Brind’Amour?

u/zoooooooomies — 21 days ago

I’m just now coming back to this community after years and good LORD has the opinion turned

I left the game just before the dog life app dropped and I remember people being much happier with the game lmao,what did the devs do that made everyone hate them?

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u/zoooooooomies — 1 month ago

I’m thinking about getting a woodcut style tattoo, any artist recommendations?

u/zoooooooomies — 1 month ago

Moving my FT to glazed pottery. What should I know

My VFT has been in plastic for a while, and I want to move it to pottery. I know terracotta will kill it, and I need a glazed pottery or glazed clay pot with drainage holes to sit in the glazed tray of water. What else should I know?

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u/zoooooooomies — 1 month ago

My current understanding is that they need a pot in a water tray and plastic pot similar to a Venus flytraps setup, and that they also need a perlite and moss soil. I don’t need to put water in the pots, and they’ll collect rainwater naturally. Only water them with rainwater/distilled water (just like a VFT).

I live in the native territory for the plant and it’ll be grown outside so there is no concern about sun or climate.

Beyond this, my questions are:
What depth should their pot be?
What are some good websites to buy a plant from?
Is any of what I wrote down misinformed?
What other aspects of care have I not written down?
What are the most common problems people see with this plant?

Thanks for the help!

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u/zoooooooomies — 2 months ago