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Sitting around woth a few friends who all had the same question, how long do you continue cheering for the Canucks when they have a player you despise?
For 3 of us, that player was forward Elias Petterson, while the other friend, if was Evander Kane, although he also is not a fan of #40.
After some discussion about it, the 4 of us felt the best thing to do was not watch any Canucks games while those players are on the team, or even just try becoming loyal to a different team,, which for 3 of us, might be hard, ass we have been Canucks fans since 1970 season.
Anyways, I have canceled my Sportsnet package as of midnight, the time in which #40 has his NMC kick in.
Some have decided that it was time to give up on the NHL all together and will be spending more time watching local hockeyGood for you. I’ve been drifting the same way over the last few years, but will still follow the Canucks because of certain players I like. But my favourite player for the last little while hasn’t been a Canuck and I’m good with that.
There’s options and when it boils down to it, if you’re like me, it’s probably the sport you love before the organization. I went to LA and Seattle over the last couple of years to watch live games. Have spent a lot more time and money watching the WHL than going to Canucks games. No regrets.
I’m seeing that Canucks traded for Evander Kane this morning. Which is really surprising, considering what they just went through with a dysfunctional locker room. Really disappointing. He’s on the last year of a contract, but still, they’re going to need a strong locker room leadership group to deal with someone who brings a lot of drama with him. Really disappointed.
Yeah, I don’t exactly get it. Unless it’s part of a bigger move. Which is quite possible with the way this group deals. Still, why throw the Oilers a life line?
