Ive noticed something with the Red Wings that could be a positive thing going into game 6 tomorrow.?

Question

Notice how wings have not advanced at home throughout the entire playoffs, they advanced at away. Round one- they advanced with a win at nashvile in game 6, 3-0. Round two- they swept colorado with a game 4 in colorado with an 8-2 win. Round 3 (the WCF) They advanced in dallas with a game 6 win 4-1. And now... its the stanley cup finals going into game 6 at away... This is deja vu from the wfc when we lost game 5 at home.. This is a very interesting cuincidence in my opinion, so this makes me wonder if history will repeat itself and wings get a game 6 win. what is everybody elses opinion about this cuincidence?

Answer 1

LET'S GO PENS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Answer 2

So...what coincidence is right...that one or this...

http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index;...

See...just coincidences...that's all...we'll find out who wins tomorrow...at the end of the game.  =)

Answer 3

thats weird but penguins are going to win tomorrow, sorry

Answer 4

Very true!  It seems that there's a lot of pressure and distraction at home.  Also, I think that the manner in which they lost will make them very angry (with the three invented penalties, 2 in overtime) and they will come out strong and not nervous tonight.  Dare I say, I'm looking for a blowout tonight.

Answer 5

Well if you want to even go farther.. the last 6 series the Wings have won in the playoffs... have all been done so on the road!

^ none of that really matters, though

Answer 6

what that tells me is they like to humiliate opponents on their own ice

Answer 7

The thing is the Red Wings have been in over 22+ Stanley cup finals it is just natural to them. It is like another game for them. When they play there last home game of the season they know "Oh have a few more months" just because they are so used to it. I was really suprised when they didn't sweep it but yes i have noticed they are good on the road

Answer 8

I'll say this. Game 6 is a must win for both teams. Pittsburgh, for obvious reasons. Detroit's is a little more complicated. If they lose, not only do they allow a team to comeback and tie the series, but they give the young players of the Pens a chance to build momentum. I've said that the Penguins were an emotional team from the start, and I think that's been displayed throughout the playoffs, especially in this series. I hope Detroit pulls it off. It would be terrible to go from being :34 seconds from the cup to losing in a game 7.