Reply With QuoteI've noticed. He did this 2 years ago as well.
Steve Mason is quietly having an excellent finish to the season.
His numbers over the last 12 games have been phenomenal. I predict he's going to carry this momentum into the playoffs, as will the rest of Philadelphia and they will give Washington a real run for their money in the first round. Don't count Philadelphia out automatically, I think almost anything is possible with Mason in the net. He's really coming into his own as one of the better goalies in the league, and I think he will be in the top five statistically within the next year or two as the Flyers continue to improve.
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Re: Steve Mason is quietly having an excellent finish to the season.
I've noticed. He did this 2 years ago as well.
Re: Steve Mason is quietly having an excellent finish to the season.
Four games both this week and next. After being so-so for much of the season, I'm glad he's on my team as I compete for a championship!
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Re: Steve Mason is quietly having an excellent finish to the season.
They actually had 4 games the final 3 weeks of the season which is just fantastic for fantasy.Originally Posted by gooding74
Mason is picking up right where Neuvirth left off. I would not want to face this team in the first round. I can already seeing them being a popular upset pick over the Panthers, but I'm sure the Lightning or Caps don't want them either.
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