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Thinking Positive About Phoenix Hockey
by Alanah McGinley on 01/15/09 at 03:16 PM ET
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From Charlie Teljeur at The Hockey News:
Certainly the future of professional hockey in Arizona looks bleak. I guess an argument could be made about the viability of putting a team in the middle of the desert in the first place, but remember, this is the NHL and it’s about passion and fortitude, not logic, common sense or reality.
Instead of this grim, foreboding death watch, maybe it’s time to think positive about this thing. Perhaps we need to look at what hockey in Phoenix has to offer and not dwell on what it doesn’t. Enough space has been wasted on stupid material like pie charts, demographics and projections. What we need here is more blind optimism about this thing.
read on for some “blind optimism” (the drug-of-choice for every NHL fan, I dare say).
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