Something that really annoys me

[dkd]

I know it might be a minor details and some of you may even laugh, but it's been pissing me off for a long time. Every game that we lose, that game is presented on the main page of the official NHL website. Haven't seen a game in which we won on their main page for a long long time (don't make the three straight losses joke).
What do you guys think ? Have you noticed that too ?

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[uiCk]

I've noticed it too, though i thought it was just coincidence.
Given that, i would assume, most people who use TSN services are mostly leaf oriented fans (and ******** of bruins fans it seems) it would make sense to make the habs losing front page. Probably a lot more "commenting" going on when a loss, then when a win.

 

[MasterDecoy]

I know it might be a minor details and some of you may even laugh, but it's been pissing me off for a long time. Every game that we lose, that game is presented on the main page of the official NHL website. Haven't seen a game in which we won on their main page for a long long time (don't make the three straight losses joke).
What do you guys think ? Have you noticed that too ?

ha! i always thought it was coincidence... now im leaning toward conspiracy

 

[Le Barron de HF]

TSN always picks sequences of Montreal getting scored on when a player gets traded to X teams, and it's not even like they're nice goals, they're ****ing garbage goals.

 

[bsl]

TSN always picks sequences of Montreal getting scored on when a player gets traded to X teams, and it's not even like they're nice goals, they're ****ing garbage goals.

My fridge is slightly out of balance, and the ****ing door swings wide open and hits the wall instead of hanging steady. That's annoying.

 

[InglewoodJack]

Habs are a mysterious team. We have no business playing this well as we have no stars, save for Subban, yet we're one of the best teams in the league. The media is always looking to "call it" when this team comes back down to earth and plays like a middle of the pack team. Not to mention Montreal is probably one of TSN's biggest markets, and TSN will always cover the better teams.

 

[canadiensnation]

and the games are usually broadcasted on the main networks for all of Cananda to watch..

 

[habtastic]

Upside: No horrible Hab puns.

But yeah, NHL.com likes to pump certain fan bases tires/if they're american markets, +a bazillion

 

[Alexdaman]

The answer is simple, nhl.com is run by people from Toronto (torontoans? torontonians?) Whenever we win big games they don't care to even mention it.