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NHL 17 Season Simulation Predicts Nashville Predators to Win the Stanley Cup

02:18 PM - October 6, 2016 by Steve_OS

EA Sports has simulated the 2016-17 season in NHL 17 and posted results here. Check out the playoff standings and major awards below. The game predicts P.K. Subban and the Nashville Predators to win the Stanley Cup.

What are your thoughts?

Find out who makes the playoffs, wins major awards and takes home the Stanley Cup.

Tampa Bay Lightning � 107 pts
Montreal Canadiens � 99 pts
Washington Capitals � 97 pts
Pittsburgh Penguins � 93 pts
Florida Panthers � 93 pts
Philadelphia Flyers � 93 pts
New York Islanders � 92 pts � Wild Card
Toronto Maple Leafs � 91 pts � Wild Card

Nashville Predators � 110 pts
Dallas Stars � 107 pts
San Jose Sharks � 107 pts
Chicago Blackhawks � 102 pts
St. Louis Blues � 95 pts � Wild Card
Los Angeles Kings � 93 pts
Minnesota Wild � 87 pts � Wild Card
Edmonton Oilers � 85 pts

End of Season Award Winners

Presidents� Trophy: Nashville Predators
Conn Smythe Trophy: Filip Forsberg (NSH)
Hart Memorial Trophy: Connor McDavid (STL)
Art Ross Trophy: Connor McDavid (EDM)
James Norris Memorial Trophy: Brent Burns (SJS)
Maurice �Rocket� Richard Trophy: Vladimir Tarasenko (STL)
Vezina Trophy: Carey Price (MTL)
William M. Jennings Trophy: Martin Jones (SJS)
Frank J. Selke Trophy: Anze Kopitar (LA)
Lady Byng Memorial Trophy: Nicklas Backstrom (WAS)
Calder Memorial Trophy: Auston Matthews (TOR)
Ted Lindsay Award: Connor McDavid (EDM)

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# 1 briguy4747 @ 10/07/16 02:10 AM

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Originally Posted by Steve_OS


	EA Sports has simulated the 2016-17 season in NHL 17 and posted results here. Check out the playoff standings and major awards below. The game predicts P.K. Subban and the Nashville Predators to win the Stanley Cup. What are your thoughts? Find out who makes the playoffs, wins major awards and takes home the Stanley Cup. Tampa Bay Lightning � 107 pts Montreal Canadiens � 99 pts Washington Capitals � 97 pts Pittsburgh Penguins � 93 pts Florida Panthers � 93 pts Philadelphia Flyers � 93 pts New York Islanders � 92 pts � Wild Card Toronto Maple Leafs � 91 pts � Wild Card Nashville Predators � 110 pts Dallas Stars � 107 pts San Jose Sharks � 107 pts Chicago Blackhawks � 102 pts St. Louis Blues � 95 pts � Wild Card Los Angeles Kings � 93 pts Minnesota Wild � 87 pts � Wild Card Edmonton Oilers � 85 pts End of Season Award Winners Presidents� Trophy: Nashville Predators Conn Smythe Trophy: Filip Forsberg (NSH) Hart Memorial Trophy: Connor McDavid (STL) Art Ross Trophy: Connor McDavid (EDM) James Norris Memorial Trophy: Brent Burns (SJS) Maurice �Rocket� Richard Trophy: Vladimir Tarasenko (STL) Vezina Trophy: Carey Price (MTL) William M. Jennings Trophy: Martin Jones (SJS) Frank J. Selke Trophy: Anze Kopitar (LA) Lady Byng Memorial Trophy: Nicklas Backstrom (WAS) Calder Memorial Trophy: Auston Matthews (TOR) Ted Lindsay Award: Connor McDavid (EDM)

It aint gonna happen !!!
Nashville has never gotten past the 2nd round !!

# 2 BSDShoes @ 10/07/16 12:19 PM

Vancouver finishing last and Toronto getting 91pts, give me a break.

# 3 humaca80 @ 10/08/16 02:34 AM

haha, wow.... The leafs beat out the sabers fr a playoff spot? Come on man'! ????

# 4 Syce @ 10/08/16 07:15 AM

so, there are 2 connor Mcdavids in this sim? you have one that wins the Hart and he plays for STL and another who wins the Art Ross and hes in EDM. these sims are a total joke lol.

# 5 tonyfire2001 @ 10/08/16 03:28 PM

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Originally Posted by Steve_OS


	EA Sports has simulated the 2016-17 season in NHL 17 and posted results here. Check out the playoff standings and major awards below. The game predicts P.K. Subban and the Nashville Predators to win the Stanley Cup. What are your thoughts? Find out who makes the playoffs, wins major awards and takes home the Stanley Cup. Tampa Bay Lightning � 107 pts Montreal Canadiens � 99 pts Washington Capitals � 97 pts Pittsburgh Penguins � 93 pts Florida Panthers � 93 pts Philadelphia Flyers � 93 pts New York Islanders � 92 pts � Wild Card Toronto Maple Leafs � 91 pts � Wild Card Nashville Predators � 110 pts Dallas Stars � 107 pts San Jose Sharks � 107 pts Chicago Blackhawks � 102 pts St. Louis Blues � 95 pts � Wild Card Los Angeles Kings � 93 pts Minnesota Wild � 87 pts � Wild Card Edmonton Oilers � 85 pts End of Season Award Winners Presidents� Trophy: Nashville Predators Conn Smythe Trophy: Filip Forsberg (NSH) Hart Memorial Trophy: Connor McDavid (STL) Art Ross Trophy: Connor McDavid (EDM) James Norris Memorial Trophy: Brent Burns (SJS) Maurice �Rocket� Richard Trophy: Vladimir Tarasenko (STL) Vezina Trophy: Carey Price (MTL) William M. Jennings Trophy: Martin Jones (SJS) Frank J. Selke Trophy: Anze Kopitar (LA) Lady Byng Memorial Trophy: Nicklas Backstrom (WAS) Calder Memorial Trophy: Auston Matthews (TOR) Ted Lindsay Award: Connor McDavid (EDM)

This was not to bad cause here the top 8 teams according to SI

1. Lightning
2. Penguins
3. Capitals
4. Panthers
5. Islanders
6. Bruins
7. Canadians
8. Philadelphia

1. Predators
2. Stars
3. Blackhawks
4. Kings.
5. Blues
6. Sharks
7. Flames
8. Ducks

The only big one that I saw that is considered way off was the maple leafs. Finishing with 91 points according to ea but finishing dead last according to Si.

# 6 Madwolf @ 10/09/16 07:11 PM

No way Vancouver finishes with just 63 points.

# 7 Fiddy @ 10/09/16 09:11 PM

These would be so much better if they would do them with proper 23 man rosters to start the season. I mean, technically Auston Matthews isn't allowed in that sim. Right?

Since he hasn't played a game yet. Or has this changed?

# 8 bad_philanthropy @ 10/10/16 10:41 AM

I want to know how they got Mike Fisher to keep wearing the Captain's "C" in that Stanley Cup photo.

# 9 T5063 @ 10/10/16 10:14 PM

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Originally Posted by Fiddy


	These would be so much better if they would do them with proper 23 man rosters to start the season. I mean, technically Auston Matthews isn't allowed in that sim. Right? Since he hasn't played a game yet. Or has this changed?

Matthews has already played in the Swiss league as a pro so he's already in the game. He was actually in the game last year as well. I believe the rule only applies to NCAA players because they're not pros.

These sims are a total joke. There is literally billions of possible outcomes so what makes this particular one so special? I they redid the sim they'd get totally different results. They're just a cheap novelty.

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