Mon, Mar 29
Los Angeles Kings vs. Vancouver Canucks
Nine or ten games left and a Monday night in late March stops being a throwaway. Everything counts by this point in a way it simply did not in November, and you can read it in small things: how quickly the building gets to its feet, how long the groan lasts after a missed chance, how many people stay standing through a late power play instead of sitting back down. A half past six face-off is awkward for anybody working downtown and worth the rush anyway. Vancouver is a division opponent, which at this stage means the points are worth roughly double whatever the table says. Leave work early for this one. The difference between a March game and a November game is entirely in the room rather than on the ice, and it is the single best reason to go to hockey at the end of a season rather than the start of one.
Nine or ten games left and a Monday night in late March stops being a throwaway. Everything counts by this point in a way it simply did not in November, and you can read it in small things: how quickly the building gets to its feet, how long the groan lasts after a missed chance, how many people stay standing through a late power play instead of sitting back down. A half past six face-off is awkward for anybody working downtown and worth the rush anyway. Vancouver is a division opponent, which at this stage means the points are worth roughly double whatever the table says. Leave work early for this one. The difference between a March game and a November game is entirely in the room rather than on the ice, and it is the single best reason to go to hockey at the end of a season rather than the start of one.
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Nine or ten games left and a Monday night in late March stops being a throwaway. Everything counts by this point in a way it simply did not in November, and you can read it in small things: how quickly the building gets to its feet, how long the groan lasts after a missed chance, how many people stay standing through a late power play instead of sitting back down. A half past six face-off is awkward for anybody working downtown and worth the rush anyway. Vancouver is a division opponent, which at this stage means the points are worth roughly double whatever the table says. Leave work early for this one. The difference between a March game and a November game is entirely in the room rather than on the ice, and it is the single best reason to go to hockey at the end of a season rather than the start of one.
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