By the middle of March the standings have stopped being a table and turned into arithmetic. Everybody in the building is doing the same sums, three or four games ahead, and that changes the sound of a room completely - the groans arrive earlier, the cheers last longer, and a harmless icing call in the second period can draw real anger. Dallas is exactly the sort of opponent you do not want at this stage: heavy, organised, difficult to play through. A six o'clock Saturday start is the most civilised slot in the week, finished in time for dinner somewhere decent downtown rather than a hurried thing beforehand. Go in March rather than April if you want the atmosphere without the price. The tension has already arrived by now; the resale market usually takes another three weeks to notice. Come late in a season rather than early in one: the hockey is the same and the room is not remotely the same, and the room is most of what you are paying for.
By the middle of March the standings have stopped being a table and turned into arithmetic. Everybody in the building is doing the same sums, three or four games ahead, and that changes the sound of a room completely - the groans arrive earlier, the cheers last longer, and a harmless icing call in the second period can draw real anger. Dallas is exactly the sort of opponent you do not want at this stage: heavy, organised, difficult to play through. A six o'clock Saturday start is the most civilised slot in the week, finished in time for dinner somewhere decent downtown rather than a hurried thing beforehand. Go in March rather than April if you want the atmosphere without the price. The tension has already arrived by now; the resale market usually takes another three weeks to notice. Come late in a season rather than early in one: the hockey is the same and the room is not remotely the same, and the room is most of what you are paying for.
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By the middle of March the standings have stopped being a table and turned into arithmetic. Everybody in the building is doing the same sums, three or four games ahead, and that changes the sound of a room completely - the groans arrive earlier, the cheers last longer, and a harmless icing call in the second period can draw real anger. Dallas is exactly the sort of opponent you do not want at this stage: heavy, organised, difficult to play through. A six o'clock Saturday start is the most civilised slot in the week, finished in time for dinner somewhere decent downtown rather than a hurried thing beforehand. Go in March rather than April if you want the atmosphere without the price. The tension has already arrived by now; the resale market usually takes another three weeks to notice. Come late in a season rather than early in one: the hockey is the same and the room is not remotely the same, and the room is most of what you are paying for.