They have made a deal "in principle"!
GO HABS GO!
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ReplyDeleteI never was one for going to the games much, but I do like to watch the games on the tube. And I love my Habs.
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ReplyDeleteHi Les,
ReplyDeleteYou're right about the rising cost of sporting events. To go to a
Bruins/Sox/Patriots game with the family nowadays, is almost unthinkable, and
that is if you can get tickets! This strike may end up costing the players more
in the long run though. I think some of the expansion teams will find it
difficult to get the crowds back at the area's now that people have found
substitutes for the "Hockey Nights". Maybe we are headed back to the original
six again! Being the devout NASCAR fan, I was at the races in Loudon, New
Hampshire a couple of weeks ago. We were on the start/finish line about 45 rows
up, in the shade underneath the press boxes with a view of the entire track.
Probably some of the best seats in the place $45 for the Busch race on Saturday
and $110 for the Cup race on Sunday with about 120,000 people in
attendance! The tickets might seem high priced, but I don't think
there is another sport that lets you bring in your cooler with beer or soda and
food. That really cuts down the overall cost.
Alan