PortCityProphet
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This is probably the incident you're talking about:
This the one.
This is probably the incident you're talking about:
Read this: Steve Moore didn't deserve a dime from the Todd Bertuzzi hit | Georgia Straight Vancouver's News & Entertainment WeeklyHaven't seen that in a while. I know there was the whole lawsuit and everything with that play, but I'm guessing he was talking about the Chara hit and all of those Montreal fans crying and calling 911.
Absolutely disgusting play though. It's right there with McSorley and Chris Simon.
Sadly, I dont see alot of us at the games, but I hope that i see a good amount at these upcoming ones this week. Im sure alot of people are rocking the gear in the area due to the late playoff run, and its the only pro team in the Triangle.
I have been into hockey since I moved down from NYC, so I followed the Rangers, but its always been behind basketball, football and baseball. The sport is just not catered or geared toward us at all, so black people dont really mess with it.
As for the Hornets thing, the NBA didnt miss at all bringing to Charlotte. You have NO idea how big the Hornets were here in Charlotte in 1989. It was THE show. Attendance champions for their first 10 years or so. The original owner and their scandals and greed soured the relationship with the city. That and losing teams. The Hornets may do better now in the Triangle (in 2022) but not a chance in the 90s, and before they moved to New Orleans. Up there, the Hornets would be 3rd behind UNC and Duke basketball during the season. Also, they would need a new arena to play in, as there wouldnt be enough dates to go around in Raleigh at PNC with the Canes, and NC State basketball.
Yo that was a nice goal.
Bruh hit that bytch so.hard at the goalie he couldn't do nothing with it
I will say that going to Montreal to watch a Bruins v.s. Canadiens game is still on my bucket list. As much as I can't stand that franchise, there is no doubt that environment is among the best in sports.
Trouba gives and Trouba takes away. Bad turnover. The Rangers haven't done much well since that first period. They're on their laurels instead of going for the kill.
This McDavid/Kane/Drai line has been all-time dominant so far. Who was the last one line team to win it all?
Rangers going all the way
You gonna act like their one line equals Tampa or Colorado's entire teams?I was told McDavid had no help though........
This McDavid/Kane/Drai line has been all-time dominant so far. Who was the last one line team to win it all?
One goal game now.This is why the playoff format stinks, 1st round is usually good because of the matchups. But leads to some not so good 2nd round series like we got this year. Battle of Alberta I thought would be a 7 game classic the way it was hyped. So far, it’s been Oilers domination outside of Game 1
Yeah I wasn't talking the original Hornets, I was talking their return in '14. I was living in Charlotte when they returned and I get the reasons why. They have a solid following in the city but it isn't as strong as I'd expected, and it isn't stronger than The Canes are here...
Raleigh could support the Hornets and in an alternate reality where there was ever serious progression towards Raleigh needing an arena to land them, I think it'd happen. I've also lived in Memphis and the Grizzlies have been there for 21 years as a basketball-first city with the Tigers being the legacy draw in town, they are HUGE in Memphis. New Orleans has supported two different basketball franchises in the last 20 years with the Saints being a bigger draw and New Orleans City being a major domestic tourism magnet....
Living in both Charlotte first and Raleigh the last three years, Raleigh is a basketball city on every level. Prep/AAU, to of course college, and even pro, without an NBA team here there's major basketball discussion and following. Charlotte is opposite, it's a football city from the youth up. The Hornets are now middle of the pack in attendance which is a plus for them, but I have no doubt they'd draw better here, no doubt at all...
Its all a hypothetical and I appreciate and understand your points made!
How did yall become hockey heads? Especially you Port being from Alabama lol. First of all are all of you black, and what's the black following like in your hometowns? Gotta ask, @Regular_P was silently white for years on here and I didn't know, gotta go in the archives to see if he dropped any n-bombs (I'm kidding P)...
Now that I've even begun following hockey on the most casual of levels, it's interesting to me to see black folk who are into it. I'd assume there are more black followers in the Northeast than anywhere else because of hockey's base up north and Canada, but I lived in the Northeast before too as I mentioned upthread (Elmira, then Albany NY). Again I wasn't seeking out black fans then and it was a decade ago, but I do know brothers weren't randomly discussing hockey the way we talked about other sports...
It's just interesting to me! Oh yeah Cabes are trash, is there any precedent in recent history of a team being so Jekyll and Hyde in home-to-road performance?