Didn't seem like a gimmick with the way the players treated it.
Probably would have been less of a gimmick to some if their team won too.
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Probably would have been less of a gimmick to some if their team won too.
From a compositional standpoint, that one could go in National Geographic. It tells the story of the tribalism we experience in sports fandom.
F-16 Flyover at a sold out Ohio Stadium (95,000 for hockey) before Jackets Red Wings. Jackets won 5-3 without any high sticks...
Same search results came up for “Canadian team winning the Stanley Cup after 1993”.
(And yeah, there’s a lot of Canadian players on those US based teams. 90% of them choose to work and live not in Canada. Lol.)
