Re: 2010 Stanley Cup Playoffs III: "Don't Toews Me, Bro!"
Four under -- 67
Anyone got a Red Wings score?
Four under -- 67
Anyone got a Red Wings score?
Anyone got a Red Wings score?
+6 on the front nine
Can someone watching CBC please explain to me why Kelly Hrudey does not appear to have combed his hair before coming onto the set this evening?
Bettman's smugness in this interview with Scott Oake is absolutely disgusting.
Bettman is absolutely disgusting.
Re: Winnipeg. Basically,
"We're doing everything in our power to keep the team in Phoenix. We'll grudgingly consider the Winnipeg option only after we've exhausted every possible Phoenix option. I'm really, really, really, really confident that the team will remain in Phoenix once I've pulled enough strings. We don't even know if the potential Winnipeg owner is suitable yet!!!!!!!! It's just rumors!!!!!!"
To be fair, that franchise could theoretically make more money and have a larger fanbase in Phoenix. But, only theoretically, and certainly not with its current hobbling restrictions. I certainly wouldn't mind having the Jets back up north though, it'd be a great instant rivalry.
To be fair, that franchise could theoretically make more money and have a larger fanbase in Phoenix. But, only theoretically, and certainly not with its current hobbling restrictions. I certainly wouldn't mind having the Jets back up north though, it'd be a great instant rivalry.
Whalers in Hartford before Winnipeg should be allowed to have a team.
For the 'Yotes to have a good fanbase, they have to remain competitive and make the playoffs regularly, just like every other "Sun Belt" team. Remember when Tampa Bay and Carolina were hailed as the next southern successes after they won the Cup and enjoyed a bunch of fair weather fans?
I'm not against hockey in non-traditional markets (hell, it worked out alright in the football-mad state of Texas - sorry North Stars fans ), but the facts have to be considered.
I'd love to have the Jets back too, but a full analysis should be conducted before we go diving back into a market that was previously regarded as a failure. Sure, people will pay $25 to see a Moose game, but what happens when the price is adjusted to proper NHL levels?
Sorry, I may be an IT guy, but I'm also a business major - I'm required to think about these things.
...and the 'Nucks have given up.