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Monday, December 31, 2007

Canes-Isles tonight

Tonight, the Islanders come to town for the traditional New Year's Eve home game. I've been a season ticket holder mini-plan holder since the 2002-03 season, and this will be the first time out of five that I'm not going. I'm not sure what I'm supposed to do on NYE.

Actually, this year, I'll be working. Meh.

Last night, I watched "Relive the Magic:Carolina Hurricanes" on the NHL Network. Rod Brind'Amour, Cam Ward and Mac McCaughan watched "the game" (game 7 of the 2006 SCF) together and commented on the thoughts and feelings they had. You know who Brind'Amour and Ward are. McCaughan is the frontman for two Chapel Hill indie rock bands. Superchunk and Portastatic. Even if you don't know these bands (and you should), If you've ever been to a show at the Cat's Cradle, you've seen Mac. He's always there. The program was really cool, just to see the reactions from the guys as they watched the game.

Game time tonight is 8:00.

1 comment:

kubiak said...

The atmosphere in the stands was great early, and surprisingly upbeat after the game. It was an ugly game though.

The worst part of all for me personally was that it was my friend's first hockey game ever. She's watched a few Canes games on TV with me, and is pretty well interested. We got there early, picked up a new sweatshirt and hat for her at The Eye, and she stood for most of the game. She wanted so badly for them to win, and then they went out and played one of the worst most pensive games I've seen them play all year. We had seats as high up in 305 as you can get but she was still excited. That was so disappointing.

We're going again in January and February, I just hope the Canes play like they actually want to win when we go.

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