The mob? What year is it?I thought its due to the mobster casino owners taking the refs out before games...
The mob? What year is it?I thought its due to the mobster casino owners taking the refs out before games...
You're still beating this dead horse? The bones have to be dust at this point.The Golden Knights record is the way it is because the Refs have been handing them victories. Period.
I agree with this. You can get just as drunk in Nashville as in Vegas as in New YorkSuggesting that the players don't go out and have a good time when in Vegas is hilarious. I highly doubt they go out and get blackout drunk, though. As long as you aren't extremely hung-over, it isn't gonna effect their on ice play that much.
Vegas hasn't been run by the mob in agesThey live above your pay grade..
Debauchery and vice nhl personalities can indulge in is unfathomable to regular folks. Not even worth discussing.It sounds stupid, but what other explanation is there for the Golden Knights amazing home record?
This theory checks out for my SabresBy that logic, shouldn't Winnipeg have the worst record in the league? Nothing for opponents to do except practise and go to sleep
So not much to do in Montreal and NYC? Miami?
It sounds stupid, but what other explanation is there for the Golden Knights amazing home record?
I thought Berlin was rather boring, besides superb museums.Compared to Berlin most NHL cities are boring, however, I feel I have to defend Ottawa. There is any number of ways to spend your time if here on a visit. Bigger cities have 20 of everything, Ottawa has maybe only 5 of everything.
I can tell you've never been to Vegas.
The novelty does not wear off. I've been to Vegas 8 times. And I'm not a multimillionaire. If I was Vegas would be 10000x more fun.
By that logic, shouldn't Winnipeg have the worst record in the league? Nothing for opponents to do except practise and go to sleep
I can tell you've never been to Vegas.
The novelty does not wear off. I've been to Vegas 8 times. And I'm not a multimillionaire. If I was Vegas would be 10000x more fun.
Yeah it's probably a tad bit different for a guy who lives there full time, rather than a team who goes on the road with their teammates once or twice a season to Vegas.I have lived in Vegas for many years now.
The only time i go to the strip is for work being that i work on the strip.
So yes, the novelty does eventually wear off.