nobody cares about hockey?

[elkyy]

This thread is so

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[Moxie]

If you go anywhere 100 miles past the Canadian border, hockey is like a foreign language.

1. Buffalo, 32.6/51
2. Pittsburgh, 31.9/50
3. Detroit, 26.9/47
4. Minneapolis, 26.4/53
5. Milwaukee, 24.5/43
6. Boston, 24.1/46
7. Chicago, 23.5/41
8. Columbus, 22.3/37
9. Denver, 22.2/42
10. Philadelphia, 20.9/35
11. West Palm Beach, 20.3/33
12. Kansas City, 19.5/35
13. St. Louis, 19.4/39
14. Seattle, 19.3/45
15. Cincinnati, 19.2/31
16. New York, 19.0/36
17. Hartford, 18.5/30
18. Providence, 18.4/34
T19. Salt Lake City, 18.3/38
T19. Cleveland, 18.3/32
T21. Washington, D.C., 18.1/33
T21. Baltimore, 18.1/32
23. Ft. Myers, 18.0/34
T24. Austin, 17.1/34
T24. Indianapolis, 17.1/29

How many miles is West Palm Beach from the border? :rainfro:

 

[bigwavesurfer]

the article said that the US beat finland in 1980 to win the gold medal at the olympics...makes me wonder how factually correct rest of the article is. obviously this writer doesnt know what he's talking about.

 

[Sharksfan]

the article said that the US beat finland in 1980 to win the gold medal at the olympics...makes me wonder how factually correct rest of the article is. obviously this writer doesnt know what he's talking about.

You're kidding, right? They did beat Finland.

The win against Russia wasn't the final game. It was earlier in the tournament (semi-finals I think -- too lazy to Google right now). It was considered a "miracle" because that Russian team was ranked #1 in the world and had been extremely dominant for a long time.

 

[roclafamilia]

the article said that the US beat finland in 1980 to win the gold medal at the olympics...makes me wonder how factually correct rest of the article is. obviously this writer doesnt know what he's talking about.

they did beat finland for gold...they beat the ussr the previous game...