| Posted by basilthebatlord |
2/20/2006 2:06 AM | remove |
very nice shot. what team is that?
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| Posted by Stewie |
2/20/2006 3:34 AM | remove |
Um look at the gallery name.
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| Posted by Stewie |
2/20/2006 3:34 AM | remove |
Oh sorry, you meant the team that plays there. The Hamilton Bulldogs.
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| Posted by nostra-YOUPPI! |
2/20/2006 3:35 AM | remove |
see hockey is a game normally involveing sticks and helmets as well as a limited number of people on the ice consisting of forwards defencemen and even goalies. a necessary component of the game we call hockey, nets , are conspicuous by thier absence in this picture. also normally when hockey is played the general public is normally in the stands and not on the ice like in this picture. so im guessing the bulldogs were not playing this day and the public was invited to a thing called a "free skate"
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| Posted by Stewie |
2/20/2006 3:55 AM | remove |
Also, that would be a wicked case of "too many players on the ice".
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| Posted by Charlie_Dunver |
6/9/2006 5:53 AM | remove |
What is the seating capacity here? Over the years there was talk of an NHL team in Hamilton but apparently Harold Ballard stopped any talk of that and then, well, the "small market" teams in Canada went thataway!
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| Posted by Charlie_Dunver |
6/9/2006 5:54 AM | remove |
oh, 18,000 not bad at all.
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| Posted by Jef |
6/9/2006 6:32 AM | remove |
Its pretty big. They have major concerts there.
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| Posted by Samurai |
6/9/2006 8:54 AM | remove |
there can be NO life without hockey!!!
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| Posted by nostra-YOUPPI! |
6/9/2006 12:53 PM | remove |
18000 is a LOT bigger than the civic center in ottawa where the senators started out
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| Posted by Stewie |
6/9/2006 8:52 PM | remove |
I'd like to see a team here in Hamilton... but then, I kind of think it would be dumb. That would be 3 NHL teams within about 2 hours of each other (Toronto, Hamilton and Buffalo). Nah.
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| Posted by Charlie_Dunver |
6/9/2006 11:41 PM | remove |
well NY and LA are sort of like that.
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| Posted by Stewie |
6/10/2006 4:23 AM | remove |
New York and Los Angeles are on different oceans :| You mean Long Island, right?
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| Posted by nostra-YOUPPI! |
6/10/2006 4:52 AM | remove |
lets use baseball as an example: new york once had 3 teams the giants, dodgers and yankees, now 2 the mets and yankees, boston had 2 teams, braves and red sox, detroit and cleveland are very close market wise, chicago has 2 teams, san francisco area 2 teams, los angeles 2 teams
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| Posted by Charlie_Dunver |
6/10/2006 6:34 AM | remove |
yea, some areas are so densly spread out they can handle two if not three teams
Rangers, Islanders, Devils all very close!
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| Posted by Charlie_Dunver |
6/10/2006 6:36 AM | remove |
and there used to be Hartford Whalers in that area.
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| Posted by nostra-YOUPPI! |
6/10/2006 7:16 AM | remove |
ah yes the fartford failers, a great WHA team
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| Posted by Samurai |
6/10/2006 6:36 PM | remove |
i miss the hartford whalers... :o(
that was mean, expos...
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| Posted by nostra-YOUPPI! |
6/10/2006 7:05 PM | remove |
actually i say that with a lot of love, any former WHA team is a friend of mine!
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| Posted by Hi/Po |
12/29/2006 4:57 AM | remove |
that's great, but let's get back on the topic of a hockey team in Hamilton...
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| Posted by Stewie |
1/1/2007 7:19 PM | remove |
won't happen.
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| Posted by nostra-YOUPPI! |
1/2/2007 7:05 AM | remove |
hamilton is too close to the toronto and buffalo markets. just like cleveland, they built an NHL standard arena and well it will never see the NHL because of the pesky illich family
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| Posted by Samurai |
1/2/2007 11:47 AM | remove |
i love hockey.
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| Posted by Charlie_Dunver |
6/22/2007 8:22 PM | remove |
It's all about television revenues. The idiocy behind it is the belief that the Hamilton fans would start watching their own team, like they watch the Leafs as it is.......LOLOL!
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