OHL Round 1 Playoff Predictions

Go Ottawa!

Go SSM!

All the way for both!

Dash wrote:LOL, you do know he was talking about Seguin right?

haha, yes

Dash wrote:LOL, you do know he was talking about Seguin right?

Pretty sure there was a sarcasm smiley in there yesterday

Barrie Colts vs Sudbury Wolves: Barrie in 4

Ottawa 67's vs Niagara Ice Dogs: Ottawa in 5

Kingston Frontenacs vs Brampton Battalion: Brampton in 7

Mississauaga St. Michael's Majors vs Peterborough Petes: Mississauga in 6

Western Conference

Windsor Spitfires vs Erie Otters: Windsor in 4

London Knights vs Guelph Storm: London in 5

Kitchener Rangers vs Saginaw Spirit: Kitchener in 6

Plymouth Whalers vs Sault Ste. Marie Greyhounds: Plymouth in 7

Tuk Tuk wrote:

Dash wrote:LOL, you do know he was talking about Seguin right?

haha, yes

marakh wrote:

Dash wrote:LOL, you do know he was talking about Seguin right?

Pretty sure there was a sarcasm smiley in there yesterday

Okay then

Catty scores game winner, hounds take first game.

2010 OHL Playoffs



Conference Quarter-final Round (Best-of-7)



Eastern Conference

Barrie Colts (1) vs. Sudbury Wolves (8)
Barrie wins
series 4-0

Thurs., March 18, Sudbury 4 at Barrie 11
Sat.,
March 20, Barrie 2 at Sudbury 1
Sun., March 21, Sudbury 2 at Barrie 6
Wed.,
March 24, Barrie 6 at Sudbury 6

Ottawa
67's (2) vs. Niagara IceDogs (7)
Ottawa leads series
3-1

Fri., March 19, Niagara 3 at Ottawa 4
Sun., March 21,
Niagara 1 at Ottawa 3
Tues., March 23, Ottawa 5 at Niagara 4 (OT)
Thurs.,
March 25, Ottawa 4 at Niagara 5
Sun., March 28, Niagara at Ottawa,
1:00 p.m. (Scotiabank Place) *
Mon., March 29, Ottawa at Niagara,
7:30 p.m. *
Tues., March 30, Niagara at Ottawa, 7:30 p.m. *

Mississauga
St. Michael's Majors (3) vs. Peterborough Petes (6)
Mississaugua
wins series 4-0

Fri., March 19, Peterborough 2 at
Mississauga 4
Mon., March 22, Mississauga 2 at Peterborough 1
Tues.,
March 23, Peterborough 3 at Mississauga 5
Thurs., March 25,
Mississauga 3 at Peterborough 0

Kingston Frontenacs (4)
vs. Brampton Battalion (5)
Series tied 2-2

Fri.,
March 19, Brampton 4 at Kingston 2
Sun., March 21, Kingston 1 at
Brampton 5
Tues., March 23, Brampton 2 at Kingston 4
Thurs.,
March 25, Kingston 7 at Brampton 4
Fri., March 26, Brampton at
Kingston, 7:30 p.m.
Sun., March 28, Kingston at Brampton, 2:00 p.m.
Tues.,
March 30, Brampton at Kingston, 7:00 p.m. *


* - played only
if necessary

Western Conference


Windsor Spitfires (1) vs. Erie Otters (8)
Windsor
wins series 4-0

Thurs., March 18, Erie 2 at Windsor 6
Sun.,
March 21, Windsor 3 at Erie 1
Tues., March 23, Erie 6 at Windsor 7
Thurs.,
March 25, Windsor 5 at Erie 1

London Knights (2) vs.
Guelph Storm (7)
London leads series 3-1

Fri.,
March 19, Guelph 3 at London 4 (OT)
Sun., March 21, London 4 at
Guelph 3
Tues., March 23, Guelph 5 at London 4
Thurs., March 25,
London 8 at Guelph 2
Fri., March 26, Guelph at London, 7:30 p.m.
Sun.,
March 28, London at Guelph, 2:00 p.m. *
Tues., March 30, Guelph at
London, 7:00 p.m. *

Kitchener Rangers (3) vs. Saginaw
Spirit (6)
Kitchener leads series 3-1

Fri.,
March 19, Saginaw 2 at Kitchener 3 (OT)
Sat., March 20, Kitchener 1
at Saginaw 3
Mon., March 22, Saginaw 1 at Kitchener 2
Wed., March
24, Kitchener 4 at Saginaw 1
Fri., March 26, Saginaw at Kitchener,
7:30 p.m.
Sun., March 28, Kitchener at Saginaw, 4:00 p.m. *
Tues.,
March 30, Saginaw at Kitchener, 7:30 p.m. *

Plymouth
Whalers (4) vs. Sault Ste. Marie Greyhounds (5)
Plymouth
leads series 3-1

Fri., March 19, Sault Ste. Marie 3 at
Plymouth 2
Sat., March 20, Sault Ste. Marie 2 at Plymouth 5
Tues.,
March 23, Plymouth 8 at Sault Ste. Marie 1
Wed., March 24,
Plymouth 5 at Sault Ste. Marie 3
Fri., March 26, Sault Ste. Marie at
Plymouth, 7:05 p.m.
Sun., March 28, Plymouth at Sault Ste. Marie,
7:05 p.m. *
Tues., March 30, Sault Ste. Marie at Plymouth, 7:05 p.m.
*


* - played only if necessary

London was down 3-1 to Guelph at one point and tied it up in the last few mins of the 3rd. Crazy game. I think most people's predictions are still valid.

Diddling A! Go Lehner! !! ! ! ! ! !!

Lehner had 30 saves, very respectable, but Hackett had 41. Good indication who the stronger team was.

PLmouth beats SSM in game 2, Lehner allows 4 goals but was pretty solid, stopped 44 shots, as the Greyhounds took 13 penalties
Series tied 1-1.

Not OHL, but Spokane (Cowen) lead their series 1-0 and are palying in the 3rd while I type this. They'er leading 2-1 with a few min left in the 3rd.

While we're talking CHL, this hofman kid doesn't look too bad:

marakh wrote:While we're talking CHL, this hofman kid doesn't look too bad:

He's one of the best players in the QMJHL playing for the best team... He could be a decent prospect for us!

Remember, you have to consider the fact that he's an overager. Overagers should be doing well...

Big Ev wrote:Remember, you have to consider the fact that he's an overager. Overagers should be doing well...

I know but he's still suceeding wich is always good... 85 pts this year and 94 last year... He was playing against younger players but all nhl prospects so im happy with his performance...

I dont think he will be a star but atleast he can put up some points.

marakh wrote:PLmouth beats SSM in game 2, Lehner allows 4 goals but was pretty solid, stopped 44 shots, as the Greyhounds took 13 penalties
Series tied 1-1.

Not OHL, but Spokane (Cowen) lead their series 1-0 and are palying in the 3rd while I type this. They'er leading 2-1 with a few min left in the 3rd.

They were actually up 3-1 at around 6 minutes into the third. They scored an empty netter to go up 4-1 before Portland put one in with 21 seconds to go in the game. In both of the first two games Portland scored first but was unable to hold the lead. Coming home up 2-0 in the series must be a great feeling. Hopefully something the Sens can experience this year.

67's lead the series 2 games to zip. Nesbitt, who has never scored a playoff goal in his career, scored all three as Ottawa takes the first two at home vs. the Ice Dogs.

I'll try to keep my post with the schedule/results updated daily. The first Barrie-Sudbury game, Barrie won 11-4 and in both London-Guelph games, the score has been the same, 4-3 London.