hockeylover
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These are Secondary Market prices though.
Rumours, Innuendos and Flat out B.S.: 2014 - 2015 NHL Season
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These are Secondary Market prices though.
Habs53
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http://www.forbes.com/pictures/fjlg45mhf/1-toronto-maple-leafs-avg-price-368-60/
If the Habs start charging thier fans 100 buck more per ticket lets see how fast we climb the most valuable list. My buddy who is leaf fans thinks being the most valuable is cool. I reply with yea, for the owners who rip you off.. not the fan
If the Habs start charging thier fans 100 buck more per ticket lets see how fast we climb the most valuable list. My buddy who is leaf fans thinks being the most valuable is cool. I reply with yea, for the owners who rip you off.. not the fan
Your buddy sounds like Count but for his being a Leafs fan.
CH1
The Artist Formerly Known as chiggins.
Oil Money bitchez. Their version of XPO makes 5X the cash doing the same job at Tim's
hockeylover
Well-known member
I'm just pointing out what the link says they are. Values on the secondary market.
And it's not as easy as "If x team just jacked up the price, they could be valuable too".
The valuable part is because people are willing to pay for it, consistently, no matter the product.
HabsFan1
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I have made that drive quite often to see an Oilers game. Usually it's against some other team that I want to see.
Habs53
Active member
Which is normally the case for 3/4 of the tickets sold there
Habsy
Yes, I'm kidding people.
What washrooms? More like herded cattle in the bowels of the bell centre. They should install turnstiles.
Rolex
Canadiens Moderator
I would settle for those automatic sensors for the water faucet to wash your hands in the washroom...it's retarded to have to press on the button every 5 seconds....even the small holes in the wall restaurants are more advanced technologically
XPOFAN
New member
Send your complaint to Geoff. He'll listen.
rouah
Banned
Thanks to Ronald Corey and the Molson pre-Geoff.
Habsy
Yes, I'm kidding people.
http://awinninghabit.com/2014/07/17/montreal-canadiens-kris-letangs-radar/
Regarding the previously mentioned Letang rumors (Montreal on his trade list)... I would actually look into it if Pittsburgh ate some of his salary. He has a $7.5M cap hit. If we could get him around $5M I think it needs to be looked at. Yeah he had a stroke so you need to obviously have the Habs medical team look him over with a fine tooth comb but he is only 27. His contract is until he is 34. At a hit of $5M I think he makes a great second pair option behind Subban (as they both play the right side).
Gilbert-Subban
Markov-Letang
Emelin-Weaver/Tinordi/Bolo
IMO that would be the best D unit in the East. Letang is plenty fast enough to get back if Markov gets caught pinching. As long as the health is there, I think it's a solid move for the future.
Regarding the previously mentioned Letang rumors (Montreal on his trade list)... I would actually look into it if Pittsburgh ate some of his salary. He has a $7.5M cap hit. If we could get him around $5M I think it needs to be looked at. Yeah he had a stroke so you need to obviously have the Habs medical team look him over with a fine tooth comb but he is only 27. His contract is until he is 34. At a hit of $5M I think he makes a great second pair option behind Subban (as they both play the right side).
Gilbert-Subban
Markov-Letang
Emelin-Weaver/Tinordi/Bolo
IMO that would be the best D unit in the East. Letang is plenty fast enough to get back if Markov gets caught pinching. As long as the health is there, I think it's a solid move for the future.
Rolex
Canadiens Moderator
They saved around 20-30 mil by making the hallways narrow.....that was a lot of money back in 1994-1996
Sounds interesting, but trading for him wouldn't be painfree and would mortgage future to upgrade an already OK group of 7 on defense.
Habs could use an All Star forward much more so than another d.
GrandWazoo
Well-known member
Much easier to be functional for 2000 people than for 21K.
beat me to it
I admit I have only seen three games at the Bell Centre, but I have had no problems when I was there, sure it is crowded in the hallways but so is Rogers Arena in Vancouver.
GrandWazoo
Well-known member
Yeah I don't know what the deal is either. I never had a problem there. The hallways could be a bit larger but it's not been much of an issue for me.