I’m far from an expert with this stuff but my best guess is we’re still in October and affordability for a family night out + location amplifies that.
I mean they were averaging over 90% capacity last season, no?
And the overall experience was terrific last night and the team is objectively good and fun to watch. That ain’t the issue.
Sens fans, you were electric last night. I was there with my family and they couldn’t get over all the chants…😂 The energy in the building felt like a playoff game.
And credit to the players for finding another gear after that deflating Brady goal. They stepped up and put on a great show.
Stoney still has that Manitoba running thru his veins. I’d be angry too if I was from Winnipeg. What a dawg! 35 year old Dad chucking them on national Tv. Respect.
I wasn’t able to watch the game because I can’t afford Sportsnet+ but wow, the boys looked good on the highlights this morning.
Impressive work without Sanderson. 2-0 let’s go!
Is Davies just still hurt or something? Can somebody who follows this sport more than I do explain that to me.
Am I the only one who finds it odd getting drafted to a team where your old man is the head coach? lol
I can’t wrap my mind around that.
It’s not often you get a solid Friday night lineup on tv in June.
The NHL draft and the FIFA Pride Match between Iran and Egypt is going to be dynamite.
LFG 🔥🔥🔥
I’ve been watching this boring NBA game almost entirely for the Wu Tang half time show, only to now find out we don’t actually get to view it? Is this just me?
I know we must be related, but I have never met François and this is still weird for me to read in a hockey headline. Good luck cousin(?)!
June is Men’s Mental Health Awareness Month.
Fellas (ladies too), please check in on each other every once in a while. A simple convo can go a long way. Time on this rock is short, and too many of us carry it alone.
Reach out. 💪🏼🤘🏼
Having Ryan Strome and Kevin Bieska on the panel makes it night and day better. More of them, please.
It's official:
Canada has unexpectedly entered a technical recession for the first time since the pandemic lockdowns in 2020.
Real GDP in Canada fell -0.1% in Q1 2026 following a -1.0% contraction in Q4 2025.
This marks two-straight quarters of GDP contraction for the first time in six years.
Economists had expected Q1 GDP growth of +1.5%, yet the economy suddenly contracted.
The weak GDP data coincides with a weak job market as well, as the Canadian economy is likely to remain under pressure amid ongoing US tariffs.
Meanwhile, the household saving rate fell to 3.5%, reaching its lowest level since the Q1 2024 as spending rose faster than incomes.
Canada is facing a major economic slowdown.








