I was wondering why they looked so familiar. Good catch on the Winnipeg Ice. My guess is they would have had to buy the trademark for the logo. If so then they are being really lazy on their design.
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I was wondering why they looked so familiar. Good catch on the Winnipeg Ice. My guess is they would have had to buy the trademark for the logo. If so then they are being really lazy on their design.
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Ottawa is the only Canadian team that i have no animosity towards lol
Incorporating the mountain into the yeti head is a really clean design. I like it. Someone on tiktok mentioned that Yeti is missing a prime marketing opportunity by not getting the rink naming rights and calling it "the cooler"
Seems right.
Toronto - 1967. Plus my dad forced me to wear the jersey as a kid. TSN. Fanbase (I'm certain the same is said about us). Planning a parade each September. Or is it August.
Montreal - didn't used to hate them, was more of a Habs fan as a kid than Leafs fan. But the Scheifele hit and the PLD scenario left such a bad taste of just how classless many are.
Calgary - Jamie Macoun - rot in hell.
Edmonton - It was Gretzky's fault (great hockey player, but wasted so many very good Jets teams). Gifted so many #1 picks.
Vancouver - never did like them, going back to the 70s when we had a kid move from Vancouver that was so obnoxious. The riot didn't do anything to help me like them.
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Agreed with all...
My hatred for Vacouver stems from the Peca hit on Selanne and the ensuing bloodbath games
He did not. He started on the top unit until his injury, then Peefetti took the spot. Then they got Monohan for the spot.
I would've been even more comfortable with "Lifetime ban, but you can apply to be reinstated in one year if you spend that time getting some help."
I think they've got everyone in their own wheelhouse, including Ehlers (who's previously been a bit miscast). Optimized!
They've activated more scoring options and will go with what's available (last year they seemed to predominantly try to funnel the puck to Connor for a one-timer).
They've improved entries.
They're also riding a tremendous hot streak.
Add it all up and you've got a GOAT powerplay - better than the 70s Habs and 80s Islanders and Oilers when league average SV% was in the .880s and .890s and parity was low.
How many games do they have to play before it is an excellent PP and not a hot streak?
