Ottawa Senators and the Stanley Cup

Don't you mean Canadian Idol?
Lets keep this threads 'cancon' level up eh?

I just came back from Ottawa yeaterday and Sens fever has certainly gripped the place.

But here's how stupid I am. Yesterday morning at the Ottawa airport, while waiting for my flight, I couldn't figure out why there were a bunch of somewhat disheveled guys hanging around dressed in suits or why people were running around taking pictures of the departure lounge. It wasn't until a group of said guys came along towing bags with Senators logos and people started asking for autographs that I finally realized that it was the Senators, about to board their plane for Anaheim. Duh!

Speaking of Canadian Idol....
I've never really watched it before, but did for about 10 minutes last night (season premiere i think?)

I was impressed with how many auditions were shown in which people brought Guitars and played along with their singing - some of them were actually good.

I predict the Sens will win tonight in OT, and lose the next one at home.

I predict the Sens will win the next 3, and mark the beginning of a golden era for Canadian hockey, whereby Canada will rack up no less than 10 back to back Stanley Cups, (shared equally of course). In ten years time, you will all go aahhh yyeeaahhh, boxy got it right.

Do you envision the Canucks winning at least 1 of those 10 Stanley Cup's Andy?
That'd be sweet

Sorry Andy but your theory collapses immediately under the weight of this: "shared equally of course". That means the Maple Leafs will win at least one Cup in the next ten years, which goes against all rules of God, man and all that is decent in this world.

The Sens are obviously a Canadian team but don't the Ducks have more Canadians playing for them?
The series is just showing that size does matter, the Sens are just too beat up now and the Ducks are able to almost man handle them.

Shared equally nigel, 2 a piece... Unless of course Quebec separates, which means if the Habs have the cup at that point in time, it might be re-modelled into a bowl of poutine, and re-named accordingly. A lot of "ifs" and "mights", but highly probable...

A team Canada victory in 2010 will more than make-up for any Stan Lee Cup defeats.
Thats' shaping up to be (arguably) the biggest hockey tournament ever.

What's your crystal ball say bout' that?