We need more nhl teams in canada any suggestions on where?

by Rocko Posted 2011/12/24 00:27:42

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LarryStylinson 2012/01/03 20:21:20 (edited)

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Quebec, Saskatoon,Regina, Victoria, Hamilton,and a second team for Toronto.

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Rocko to LarrySt... 2012/01/05 09:54:13

all good except i dont know about saskatoon is it big enuogh i don't know

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LarrySt... to Rocko 2012/01/06 00:15:16

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idk about saskatoon

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jacktown kid 2011/12/30 20:21:19

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NOWHERE

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Rocko to jacktow... 2012/01/05 09:54:52

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at this point i think u may be right

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jacktow... to Rocko 2012/01/05 16:22:35

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thanks think the markets is not a big like in USA

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Rocko to jacktow... 2012/01/06 01:52:05

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sadly true

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jacktow... to Rocko 2012/01/06 16:07:39

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Yes it is

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American Nate 2011/12/30 14:35:31 (edited)

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Theres already 7 Canada teams. Florida needs more NHL teams because 2 isnt enough like Key West, Orlando, West Palm, Jacksonville. lol and they should have the Winter Classic there too. At night the ice doesnt melt.

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America... to America... 2011/12/30 14:39:13

Panthers are 1st in the Southeast Division and just beat Toronto!

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David Hussey 2011/12/27 05:09:52

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Somewhere on the East coast, preferably the most central city in the Maritimes to make it as accessible to the most people. Perhaps a return to Quebec City might be in order as well

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Kent Harper 2011/12/26 01:43:24

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Quebec, Halifax, Hamilton, Regina. Maybe Thunder Bay or St. John's?

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Rick 2011/12/25 00:01:49

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I noticed that U.S. teams have won 17 Stanley Cups in a row. Maybe Montreal and Toronto could support two teams.

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Rocko to Rick 2011/12/25 00:09:53

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maybe

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David H... to Rick 2011/12/27 05:21:22

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I think the new ownership of the Leafs will, unlike the previous ownership, have a vested interest in fielding a winner. The contender teams that Burke has built in Vancouver and Anaheim makes think there is no reason why he cannot do the same in TO, and it looks like his plans are beginning to bear fruit.

Habs... Not sure what to make of them right now

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Prime Time Lime 2011/12/24 18:39:21

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Regina,and Halifax could use teams.

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Vision of Verve 2011/12/24 02:10:59
Rocko to Vision ... 2011/12/24 02:14:49

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ive said qubec or one maybe hamilton not sure why they dont cant make enogh money i guess thanx for your post

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David H... to Vision ... 2011/12/27 05:22:55

Vancouver could not support a second franchise, there are not enough people let alone people who can afford to support an NHL team after they have paid their ridiculous mortgages or rents

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CaptainPicard 2011/12/24 00:53:14

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For one thing, why not a second team in Toronto? The Rangers, Islanders and Devils all play within 50 miles of each other and they all seem to do ok.

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Rocko to Captain... 2011/12/24 00:53:58

hmm its a thought thx for the post

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David H... to Captain... 2011/12/27 05:25:07

I've often wondered the same. Seemed ridiculous that Bettman blocked the RIM guy from moving the Coyotes to Hamilton, that franchise will be in a perennial dead zone as long as it stays in Phoenix

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lonewolf 2011/12/24 00:35:55

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not really. lol but you can't have mine.

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Rocko to lonewolf 2011/12/24 00:37:37

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sweet my 2nd fave team thx for the post

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lonewolf to Rocko 2011/12/24 00:38:44

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;)

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David H... to lonewolf 2011/12/27 05:28:36

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Best franchise in the league, thanks largely to Ilitch's passion for and knowledge of the game and the desire to have a winning team, even if he has to dig into his own pocket to keep it that way
And Stevie Y was always my favorite forward

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lonewolf to David H... 2011/12/27 10:58:48

yay

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