2019-2020 NHL Season Thread Hockey • Page 143

Power Play looks good so far, but still struggling in some areas. They currently sit at 23.1% in this small sample size.

 

Rescind the power play song cowards

 

The Pacific is absolutely the weirdest division right now

 

Through 4 games:

Devils PP% is 0%
Devils PK% is 46.2%

is that good?

 

"Right now"?!? It's definitely repeating last years weirdness

 

Pacific has been the weirdest division for the past decade I feel, if strictly due to Oilers hilarity.

 

Should I go to the Checkers banner raising tonight?

 

I’m going

 

The Ducks have more short handed goals than PP goals this year.

 

Ducks PP is atrocious.

 

Ducks have only given up 6 goals in 5 games.

So excited to see them in person on Monday.

 

4-1!

 

5-0-0! LETS GO CANES

 

Ducks-Canes stanley cup final

 

Hamilton with another huge game. Love to see it.

 

Canes are legit

 

Svech killin it this year

 

Sort of hockey related but man hockey parents can be shitty, saw this on reddit. Being a brown skinned Muslim fan brings me enough anxiety going to games...there was someone on here once who said that due to changing demographics in Brampton it would make more sense to have a cricket pitch than hockey rinks...guess the cricket thing is a common low key racist thing Canadians say? Sorry rant done. #hockeyisforeveryone

 

I fucking hate people. That’s terribly sad.

 

That’s fucking infuriating. Fuck out of here with that “I’m not racist but” bullshit.

I hope Riley kicks his dad’s ass

 

Anytime someone says “I’m not racist, but...” you definitely know they’re about to say something remarkably racist.

 

Fucking hell was this recent or back in the AP days? Either way it's unacceptable.

 

Kaaaaakkooo

First nhl goal. Nice pass from strome

 

Pointed out in the text from the coach, but level-headed intelligent things always tend follow after "I'm not racist but..."

For those who don't know Ontario, Brampton does have a very high South Asian population (261,705 or 44.3%), is the ninth-largest city in Canada, and has the second largest Sikh population in the country.