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NHBR about town.(hockey in Olympics)(meeting for small business)(opening of a new clothing store): An article from: New Hampshire Business Review [H] [T] [M]
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Why do people say all the time that this town or that town doesn't deserve to have a hockey team. Who says. I wasn't aware that we had to ask for the nations permission. I am just sick and tired of people saying that. If I am a fan of the NSH, CBJ, or who ever, so what. The businesses may not be helping out as much as they should, but these so called small towns that don't deserve a team has a huge fan base. The fans buy tickets, not all businesses. I don't want to hear how they should be sold out, when all I see in Detroit are empty seats that businesses have purchased and there employees, clients, etc. don't even have the curtousy to show up. If I were a business and I saw that my tickets weren't being used, I would stop that real quick. I will put my money to better use. So if any town wants to have a hockey team, GO FOR IT! It just ticks me off.
As a fan of the Blue Jackets, and the Cincinnati teams (Reds and Bengals), I know all about the plight of the small-market fan. I have friends who are Cubs fans that endlessly rag on the Reds for not selling out their games, and how that makes Cincinnatians "fair weather" fans.
The only thing any of this proves is that smaller towns have fewer casual fans. The level of conviction amongst the fans is just as strong, or often stronger. In Chicago, the metro area is so big, you will have enough people to sell out a sporting event just from the ones looking for something to do on a Friday night, without even considering the actual fans (of course, the Blackhawks still don't sell out).
If a franchise can make money in a town and the people support the team by producing quality fans (not necessarily quantity of fans), then what's the problem?
So, I'm in complete agreement with you. I've always wondered if the big-market teams felt threatened by us or something.
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Okay now Minnesota sucks bad a hockey they but they tried to take hockey town from the wings im just wondering can they that why do that when Detroit owned first place the whole season so fare why why
Minnesota is in first place in the Northwest division, and attendance wise, they averaged 102% capacity for all of last season... I don't understand this question. Yes Detroit is great, but Minnesota's team is thriving as well.
I would just like to add, Minnesota, cannot be considered Hockey"town". They fall under the state catagory...
The town hockey league paid a total of $392 for tickets to a professional hockey game. If the tickets were $28 each, how many people attended the game?
14 people
17 people
19 people
21 people
392$/28$=14 people
Im leaning more towards hockey, baseball is on the climb but flyers have way too much rich history. hockey beats baseball football is big but i like flyers playoffs.
Eagles town when they are winning. Soon as they lose Flyers.
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