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Mister B.;d-558547 said:More black/non-Cac stars?
Higher scoring games?
More media coverage?
I'm only asking because what little I've seen this year (G7 of Pens vs. Caps, G1 and part of G2 of the Stanley Cup Finals) has actually been decent. Certainly has been better overall than these wack-ass NBA playoffs.
Is it worth tuning in? And if not, what can entice it to get YOUR attention?
coop9889;c-9814065 said:I feel hockey is inherently disadvantaged from a social standpoint, because a lot of people don't really relate to it.
For basketball, it's easy to set up a trashcan or something as a faux hoop. Or go to a local playground. With football you just need the ball and some space. Same with soccer. Baseball is easy too.
Hockey? You need a fucking rink, some skates, sticks and a puck at the very least. That alone makes it unrelatable. And it's hard for people to get into sports they didnt grow up on.
TO answer the question, I'd want to see more niggas and higher scoring.
MeekMonizzLLLLLLe14;c-9826358 said:As a retired black hockey player from Connecticut I think hockey will always in many ways be a niche sport and i am ok with that. Even in cold CT where we put out some of the best American players through our youth hockey/prep school system (2 on last nights cup team) most white people don't even fuck with hockey that much.
I grew up in a hockey town in CT and people ain't really pack the games in high school till the team i was on was top 10 then #1 in the state rankings. When i went to college i was surprised at how many white people from CT in other towns ain't fuck with hockey like that.
A live hockey game and playoffs are where it's at. And there are more black folk in the game than ever. Both teams had black players this cup final.