2013 NHL Predictions
It is that time of year again. The time when hockey fans make predictions that probably will not be correct, but we do it anyway because it’s fun. For the 2013 campaign I decided to bring in two hardcore hockey fans from different websites. One covers video games and entertainment while the other follows the greatest sport in the world. Please give a warm welcome to the predictions of Rudy Colon from Kona’s Korner and Rob McMahon, formally a writer for Sunshine State Hockey, who is now with Penalty Box Radio.
Two out of the three of us seem to agree on each category, and surprisingly we all share the same views on three divisions: the Northeast, Southeast, and Pacific. Since we cover the Florida Panthers here at Sunshine State Hockey it is important to focus on the Southeast division for a moment. The reason all three of us are in agreement on our prediction is because the Hurricanes just looks so good on paper. Carolina went out and acquired Jordan Staal to add scoring depth at the center position, not to mention the fact that he should have some decent chemistry with his brother Eric. Add them with the likes of Alex Semin, who is still a legit scoring threat, a maturing Jeff Skinner, an emerging number one defenseman in Justin Faulk, and Stanley Cup/Conn Smythe winning goaltender Cam Ward and it is clear why all three of us chose Carolina to win the Southeast.
Will our predictions hold true or are they doomed to fail? Only time will tell. Until then, let’s just enjoy the fact that we finally have NHL hockey back.
Posted on January 19, 2013, in NHL and tagged Alex Semin, Atlantic Division, Boston Bruins, Cam Ward, Carolina Hurricanes, Central Division, Chicago Blackhawks, Eric Staal, Florida Panthers, Hockey, Ice Hockey, Jeff Skinner, Jordan Staal, Justin Faulk, Los Angeles Kings, Minnesota Wild, National Hockey League, New York Rangers, NHL, Northeast Division, Northwest Division, Pacific Division, Pittsburgh Penguins, Presidents Trophy, Southeast Division, St. Louis Blues, Stanley Cup, Vancouver Canucks. Bookmark the permalink. Leave a Comment.





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