Monday nights at the end of March belong to people who have stopped pretending they have a choice. The season is in its final stretch, every conference game has a consequence attached, and anybody still buying tickets for a Monday in late March is doing it because they need to see it rather than because it fits the diary. That makes for an unusually serious room. Dallas are difficult, organised and entirely unsentimental about anybody else's playoff hopes. The upside of a Monday is everything else: the roads work, the lots are half empty, and you will be home earlier than from any weekend fixture. Go on the night that is inconvenient. The crowd that turns up anyway is the best one in the building all year. The other quiet advantage of a Monday is that the concourse queues never form, so a half-time drink costs you about ninety seconds rather than most of a quarter.
Monday nights at the end of March belong to people who have stopped pretending they have a choice. The season is in its final stretch, every conference game has a consequence attached, and anybody still buying tickets for a Monday in late March is doing it because they need to see it rather than because it fits the diary. That makes for an unusually serious room. Dallas are difficult, organised and entirely unsentimental about anybody else's playoff hopes. The upside of a Monday is everything else: the roads work, the lots are half empty, and you will be home earlier than from any weekend fixture. Go on the night that is inconvenient. The crowd that turns up anyway is the best one in the building all year. The other quiet advantage of a Monday is that the concourse queues never form, so a half-time drink costs you about ninety seconds rather than most of a quarter.
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Monday nights at the end of March belong to people who have stopped pretending they have a choice. The season is in its final stretch, every conference game has a consequence attached, and anybody still buying tickets for a Monday in late March is doing it because they need to see it rather than because it fits the diary. That makes for an unusually serious room. Dallas are difficult, organised and entirely unsentimental about anybody else's playoff hopes. The upside of a Monday is everything else: the roads work, the lots are half empty, and you will be home earlier than from any weekend fixture. Go on the night that is inconvenient. The crowd that turns up anyway is the best one in the building all year. The other quiet advantage of a Monday is that the concourse queues never form, so a half-time drink costs you about ninety seconds rather than most of a quarter.