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To: GuavaCheesePuff
It is popular and interest is growing. Not that long ago no one would have dreamed there was old be teams in Florida, Texas, California, Arizona, or Nevada.

I think that almost anyone who watched Stanley Cup playoffs would be quite impressed with the NHL and I find the majority of hockey players and fans more compatible with conservative views than baseball, basketball, and football. I think interest is growing.

6 posted on 05/23/2020 12:40:17 PM PDT by johniegrad
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To: johniegrad

Maybe some think of hockey as a Canadian sport. But the vast majority of NHL teams are in the US.

Does hockey have loyal fans but a small number of fans, compared to other sports? I wonder how all these US based teams have survived all these years, if they didn’t have enough of a fan base.


31 posted on 05/23/2020 12:57:35 PM PDT by Dilbert San Diego
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To: johniegrad

Nashville got a team. Very popular, big fan following.


75 posted on 05/23/2020 1:36:32 PM PDT by Fledermaus (ONLY A MORON THINKS 6 FEET IS A MAGIC NUMBER!)
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To: johniegrad

Nashville got a team. Very popular, big fan following.


76 posted on 05/23/2020 1:37:10 PM PDT by Fledermaus (ONLY A MORON THINKS 6 FEET IS A MAGIC NUMBER!)
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To: johniegrad
But then you're in Minnesota.   LOL

There is a reason that people do not watch the Stanley Cup.   I personally couldn't watch 15 seconds of it.   They might as well be Aztec warriors knocking human skulls into a goal.

110 posted on 05/23/2020 2:06:17 PM PDT by higgmeister ( In the Shadow of The Big Chicken)
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