Crying so much i'm so happy. After more than 14 years of TV issues preventing me from watching a CC win, I finally got to see one.
It was the channel in particular they were using at the time, called CN100. The tv itself was fine, but CN100 just rarely worked in my area for some reason.After 14 years of TV issues, I'd skip the party & be on the phone to hire a new repair guy.
Championship sets Wolves up for future success
June 26, 2022
By Patrick Williams, TheAHL.com
A Friday in November might seem like an unlikely time for a team to begin a run to the Calder Cup.
But Ryan Warsofsky believes that his club truly started its path on the night after U.S. Thanksgiving in Grand Rapids.
On Nov. 26, the Wolves were having a bad night. Two quick first-period goals put them down 2-0. Another goal in the second made it 3-0 for the Griffins. Warsofsky was not a happy head coach.
"We challenged this group to see how competitive we could be,” Warsofsky recalled. ...
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Springfield Thunderbirds didn’t raise the Calder Cup but revived hockey in a successful season
Matt Vautour, MassLive.com
Published: Jun. 25, 2022, 10:52 p.m.
SPRINGFIELD — The fairy tale ending didn’t happen. The idea that the Thunderbirds could go from 2020-21′s COVID hibernation to a Calder Cup championship would have been a perfect, tidy, happily-ever-after storyline for Springfield.
But reality and the Wolves didn’t comply. ...
But even as the final seconds ticked off ending the season, it was hard to think of the night as a loss and impossible not to see the season as a huge victory for the franchise and hockey in the city.
On June 25 — over a month after the Bruins’ season ended and after most hockey cities at every level had melted their ice for the summer — there was a game in Springfield. ...
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Matt Vautour: T-Birds didn’t raise Calder Cup but revived Springfield hockey
After no hockey in 2020-21, Springfield came just short of a championship.www.masslive.com
