Tue, Mar 16
Los Angeles Kings vs. Winnipeg Jets
A club from one of the smallest markets in the league arrives behaving like one of the largest, and the supporters who have relocated here from that part of the world turn up in numbers that make no demographic sense whatsoever. They are loud, deeply knowledgeable, and visibly pleased to be somewhere where it is not snowing in March. A Tuesday in the back third of a season has an honesty to it that a Saturday does not: nobody is here as part of a bigger night out, so the crowd is almost entirely people who chose this specifically. If you want to learn the sport rather than just attend it, this is the night to come. Ask the person next to you what just happened after a whistle you did not understand. On a Tuesday they will tell you properly, and they will be pleased to have been asked.
A club from one of the smallest markets in the league arrives behaving like one of the largest, and the supporters who have relocated here from that part of the world turn up in numbers that make no demographic sense whatsoever. They are loud, deeply knowledgeable, and visibly pleased to be somewhere where it is not snowing in March. A Tuesday in the back third of a season has an honesty to it that a Saturday does not: nobody is here as part of a bigger night out, so the crowd is almost entirely people who chose this specifically. If you want to learn the sport rather than just attend it, this is the night to come. Ask the person next to you what just happened after a whistle you did not understand. On a Tuesday they will tell you properly, and they will be pleased to have been asked.
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Tuesday, March 16, 2027
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A club from one of the smallest markets in the league arrives behaving like one of the largest, and the supporters who have relocated here from that part of the world turn up in numbers that make no demographic sense whatsoever. They are loud, deeply knowledgeable, and visibly pleased to be somewhere where it is not snowing in March. A Tuesday in the back third of a season has an honesty to it that a Saturday does not: nobody is here as part of a bigger night out, so the crowd is almost entirely people who chose this specifically. If you want to learn the sport rather than just attend it, this is the night to come. Ask the person next to you what just happened after a whistle you did not understand. On a Tuesday they will tell you properly, and they will be pleased to have been asked.
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