That's not true, the parking at the arena is definitely bad. Everyone agrees.
- daeth

They had a moving sidewalk in the parking lot going from the very end of the parking lotS to the front door.

What's the issue?

They had a moving sidewalk in the parking lot going from the very end of the parking lotS to the front door.

What's the issue?
- burn

I think they should considering improving the velocity at which the sidewalks move people.

I think they should considering improving the velocity at which the sidewalks move people.
- daeth

I think they should considering improving the velocity at which the sidewalks move people.
- daeth

Not a lot of use when I was there, granted it wasn't overly busy... building 60% full. Only opening day, no biggie

I think they should considering improving the velocity at which the sidewalks move people.
- daeth

Maybe they need new lines painted in the parking lots

Sens overperformed, driven by a hot goaltender.

Tell me, in his time with the Sens, how has Anderson done the season after a good season?
- Feeling Glucky?

Anderson has a history of going cold after a good season.

SENS

It could not be more obvious that the question posed in this thread has been temporarily answered, and the answer today is the Senators......... and in the future, who knows.

The biggest signal that this is indeed a fact, and that a couple of leaf fans have "thrown in the towel"; is the desperate attempt to deflect from this reality, by their creation of a number of "who is in a better situation" threads to, perhaps (in their minds), divert attention away from this thread.................. action speak louder than words.

You've waved the white flag, and thrown in the towel, and we accept your surrender.......... Senators are in the better situation.

It could not be more obvious that the question posed in this thread has been temporarily answered, and the answer today is the Senators......... and in the future, who knows.

The biggest signal that this is indeed a fact, and that a couple of leaf fans have "thrown in the towel"; is the desperate attempt to deflect from this reality, by their creation of a number of "who is in a better situation" threads to, perhaps (in their minds), divert attention away from this thread.................. action speak louder than words.

You've waved the white flag, and thrown in the towel, and we accept your surrender.......... Senators are in the better situation.
- D0PPELGANGER

LEAFS

Unquestionably the Leafs.

It could not be more obvious that the question posed in this thread has been temporarily answered, and the answer today is the Senators......... and in the future, who knows.

The biggest signal that this is indeed a fact, and that a couple of leaf fans have "thrown in the towel"; is the desperate attempt to deflect from this reality, by their creation of a number of "who is in a better situation" threads to, perhaps (in their minds), divert attention away from this thread.................. action speak louder than words.

You've waved the white flag, and thrown in the towel, and we accept your surrender.......... Senators are in the better situation.
- D0PPELGANGER

You are essentially correct. Leaf fans still trying to figure out how to respond to the fabulous Sens run. Great cap to a marvellous season.

But, don't worry they will be back for the summer season come draft week. I promise they will be as irrational as ever. Looking forward to the big blow starting soon enough.

You are essentially correct. Leaf fans still trying to figure out how to respond to the fabulous Sens run. Great cap to a marvellous season.

But, don't worry they will be back for the summer season come draft week. I promise they will be as irrational as ever. Looking forward to the big blow starting soon enough.
- spatso

It's hilarious watching them go to these lengths to deny the reality that everyone else in Canada has known since 2005......... and that is the facts speak for themselves, and the Senators are mile and mile ahead of the leafs in many aspects........ with the main one being their numerous trips to the playoffs, and (leaf fans will love this) the tons of money the Senators have made from hosting playoff games over the past 12 years, in comparison to the very few playoff games the leaf have had.

It's hilarious watching them go to these lengths to deny the reality that everyone else in Canada has known since 2005......... and that is the facts speak for themselves, and the Senators are mile and mile ahead of the leafs in many aspects........ with the main one being their numerous trips to the playoffs, and (leaf fans will love this) the tons of money the Senators have made from hosting playoff games over the past 12 years, in comparison to the very few playoff games the leaf have had.
- D0PPELGANGER

Before i ask this question, I want to point out how strange it is that you even brought up this point in the first place.

Do you sincerely believe the Senators have made more money than the Leafs in the past decade?

Before i ask this question, I want to point out how strange it is that you even brought up this point in the first place.

Do you sincerely believe the Senators have made more money than the Leafs in the past decade?
- BetterCallSaul

Sens can't even sell out a playoff game so I'd doubt it. The facts are very few people give any (frank)s about Ottawa unfortunately.

It's hilarious watching them go to these lengths to deny the reality that everyone else in Canada has known since 2005......... and that is the facts speak for themselves, and the Senators are mile and mile ahead of the leafs in many aspects........ with the main one being their numerous trips to the playoffs, and (leaf fans will love this) the tons of money the Senators have made from hosting playoff games over the past 12 years, in comparison to the very few playoff games the leaf have had.
- D0PPELGANGER

there are a few Habs fans in here that disagree with you.

in fact, I guarantee of you venture into the main forum threads, everyone would disagree with you. quite a few senaturds fans included.

Sens can't even sell out a playoff game so I'd doubt it. The facts are very few people give any (frank)s about Ottawa unfortunately.
- walshyleafsfan

quite honestly, when you factor in the lack of anyone caring, no fanbase that will even buy a ticket, an idiot owner, stupid escapades like the Trojan show, the forensic investigator episode, crappy personalities associated with the team like yashin and alfredsson, the small market futility of the sens that will prevent them from ever winning a cup unless they shake (which clearly won't happen any time soon), and I honestly think you've got the biggest embarrassment of a franchise in the NHL.

they might be best off just moving them to Quebec city or kansas.

It's hilarious watching them go to these lengths to deny the reality that everyone else in Canada has known since 2005......... and that is the facts speak for themselves, and the Senators are mile and mile ahead of the leafs in many aspects........ with the main one being their numerous trips to the playoffs, and (leaf fans will love this) the tons of money the Senators have made from hosting playoff games over the past 12 years, in comparison to the very few playoff games the leaf have had.
- D0PPELGANGER

I'm reminded, as a Hab fan, of the 2009-10 playoffs. Hubris is a female genitalia

Before i ask this question, I want to point out how strange it is that you even brought up this point in the first place.

Do you sincerely believe the Senators have made more money than the Leafs in the past decade?
- BetterCallSaul

It's not strange .............. leaf fans are always bragging about how much money the leafs make, for ever, because they've not been able to match the Senators dominance on the ice for more than a decade now ............. so they harp on about TV ratings and attendance .........

Ottawa has played 82 playoff games, since 2005 .............. the leafs only 13.

So lets say the Senators have hosted 40 playoff games, of their 82 total, and the leafs 6 home playoff games.

So my point was that the Senators have made more money, by playing approximately 6 and one half times as many home playoff games since 2005 ................. way more money.

It's not strange .............. leaf fans are always bragging about how much money the leafs make, for ever, because they've not been able to match the Senators dominance on the ice for more than a decade now ............. so they harp on about TV ratings and attendance .........

Ottawa has played 82 playoff games, since 2005 .............. the leafs only 13.

So lets say the Senators have hosted 40 playoff games, of their 82 total, and the leafs 6 home playoff games.

So my point was that the Senators have made more money, by playing approximately 6 and one half times as many home playoff games since 2005 ................. way more money.
- D0PPELGANGER

I think the problem is Toronto. It is not just hockey. They just talk a big game. But in the end they always seem to underachieve expectations.

LEAFS

quite honestly, when you factor in the lack of anyone caring, no fanbase that will even buy a ticket, an idiot owner, stupid escapades like the Trojan show, the forensic investigator episode, crappy personalities associated with the team like yashin and alfredsson, the small market futility of the sens that will prevent them from ever winning a cup unless they shake (which clearly won't happen any time soon), and I honestly think you've got the biggest embarrassment of a franchise in the NHL.

they might be best off just moving them to Quebec city or kansas.
- prock

That 'Senator' thing was quite the spectacle.

I think the problem is Toronto. It is not just hockey. They just talk a big game. But in the end they always seem to underachieve expectations.
- spatso

Yes. Everyone expected so much more this season.

Yes. Everyone expected so much more this season.


- Feeling Glucky?

The irony is, as a team, AND city, I think it would be a pretty accurate statement to say that THEY are ones with a lot of talk, who never deliver.

Jeez, that pretty much fits a city of government workers and politicians to a tee. As a team, AND a city, lots of promises, but they never really get anything done.

I think the problem is Toronto. It is not just hockey. They just talk a big game. But in the end they always seem to underachieve expectations.
- spatso

You guys achieved the 28th overall pick... to help along that eternity in mediocrity.