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Wow you guys have Toronto up that high too eh? lmaoAs a Canucks fan...
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Wow you guys have Toronto up that high too eh? lmao
I blame HF and an influx of Ontarians to the westYou guys as well? lol
Wow you guys have Toronto up that high too eh? lmao
It's not a rivalry if one side wins all the time.
You're right in saying it's not really a rivalry - but more akin to a stalker not really being in a relationship with the object of their obsession.It's not a rivalry if one side wins all the time.
You will. Kudos to all of you who still support the team.Habs : None
I expect Boston rivalry to be revived if we ever get good
More akin to comedians and tv shows like the Simpsons , Family guy , South Park, Dave Chappel , George Carlin and many more , or even a good funny movie series , do you not enjoy comedy?You're right in saying it's not really a rivalry - but more akin to a stalker not really being in a relationship with the object of their obsession.
I never think about your team.
Every Canucks fan says the same thing every few years, so you're already well on your way!Maybe I should become a Canucks fan...
The current division format doesn't make for real rivalries. When there were 30 teams, 3 divisions, you played 8 times against your own division. I think that inevitably led to bad blood. Even among locations that weren't necessarily geographic rivals, like Colorado/Vancouver. Last season Montreal played Toronto the exact same amount of games as they did Carolina or Columbus. So I guess somebody up there in the hierarchy of the NHL thinks that's what fans want. The season really seems to be a grind where everyone passes through, and you pick up as many points as you can, try to tie as many games as possible in regulation for points. The divisions still don't have a natural geographic rivalry because they are so expansive. Minus the Metropolitan division, which kept its 6 teams from the Patrick.Can't think of a rivalry in today's game. There's no emotion in the NHL anymore. Maybe the owners vs. the players, but the players don't care about that one either.
i remember a few times hearing someone talking about this. i wanna say jeff marek is a fan of these teams playing one anotherThe current division format doesn't make for real rivalries. When there were 30 teams, 3 divisions, you played 8 times against your own division. I think that inevitably led to bad blood. Even among locations that weren't necessarily geographic rivals, like Colorado/Vancouver. Last season Montreal played Toronto the exact same amount of games as they did Carolina or Columbus. So I guess somebody up there in the hierarchy of the NHL thinks that's what fans want. The season really seems to be a grind where everyone passes through, and you pick up as many points as you can, try to tie as many games as possible in regulation for points. The divisions still don't have a natural geographic rivalry because they are so expansive. Minus the Metropolitan division, which kept its 6 teams from the Patrick.
A decent rivalry in recent years is Minnesota/Winnipeg. There is some bad blood going back to Buff running roughshod. Kunin elbowing LIttle in the head. Stanley injuring Kaprizov. Some cheap shots from both sides. Two teams that probably don't like each other.
The feeling is mutual.I'm probably in the minority of Habs fans here, but I legitimately hate the Ottawa Senators more than I do the Leafs and Bruins combined.
I really hope we get another playoff series soonThe feeling is mutual.