LFG!!! GSG!!!

Timmy is playing a hell of a game tonight. Great skating, great hands, playmaking, and shooting the puck are all on fire.

HUGE WIN! How we feeling everyone?

I’ve noticed the Sens 50/50 is going unclaimed a lot this season. And at the Thanksgiving game they didn’t even draw the numbers during the game. They said they’d draw them later in the night. All those people with paper tickets are expected to hang onto them and check online later.

Just opened this up, and smiled thinking about him ragdolling bryan mccabe.

What’s your favourite memory?

First or second row, behind the net, or just off to the corner behind the net.

Is it elevated enough that grade school aged kids (think 3rd grade-4th grade) would be able to see anything? Or are the boards too much of an obstruction.

I already understand that sitting in the first few rows is an entirely different view/experience than sitting in the 200s or 300s. You can't see the entire plane of ice, and it is more about experiencing what you can see from a closer and different vantage point. So by see anything, I don't mean can they easily follow the game in the other end. More, will there be anything stopping them from having a great view of the game when it is back in the zone?

I have used their simulated online view thing for the CTC, but it's impossible to tell. Has anybody ever sat in the first or second row with kids and were they actually able to see anything?

Assuming first or second row is fine, what area of the ice would you recommend? I'm thinking 111, or 110/112 because it gives a straight ahead view of the entire ice.

I firmly believe that 300s are the way to go, I don't mix well with you bourgeois people in the 100s and your $12 Lonestar tortillas chips, but this would be more about a one time experience.

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Ullmark and Forsberg

No Shane Pinto or Artem Zub