Worst uniforms in the NHL?
Think the Avalanche have owned that title since they arrived in Colorado.
-Ugly colors
-Dumb design
-Logo looks like a sign for a 7-11 slushy machine.
Tell me where I'm wrong.

Aside: The Dallas Stars forest green and old gold uniforms were great. These suck.
There, I said it.

Ah yes, one more category to root for: Original Six.

If the Red Wings aren't in the playoffs, which has been the case since 2016, I root for:
-Coaches and players I know;
-A Canadian team to break the national Stanley Cup drought stretching back to 1993;
-As many Game 7s as possible.

No idea how they do this, but I'm watching.

When asked about Earl Campbell not finishing a mile run in practice, Bum Phillips said 'When it's first and a mile, I won't give it to him.'

Great thanks, Teaching Like Ted Lasso.
Hope Marnie Stockman | Author likes it, too!

Exactly what I was thinking.
Not a brawler but a tough guy to go into all the dirty places and get the puck.

Ugh

Great thanks, Dr. Coffey!

I must've missed this one.
How did these two worlds intersect?
Has to be a story there.

Spot on.

The first round of the NFL Draft averaged 12.1 million viewers.

That's more viewers than...

• All 2023 World Series Games
• All 2023 Stanley Cup Finals Game
• 4/5 2023 NBA Finals Games
• Every 2023 college football regular season game but one

Absolutely incredible.

I've spent most of my life here in Detroit, and - looking at this picture - I've never been more proud to say I live in this town.

275,000 people on the first night. A new record for the NFL Draft.

Wow.

A day later, the many tributes to Bob Cole leave me with one thought. In this business, you can be the best and there are always some who think you’re the worst. I never, but never heard anyone say “I don’t like listening to Bob Cole”.

Detroit set the all-time record for largest attendance for round one of the NFL draft. Detroit got the chance to have the world's eyes on them and this is how they showed up. 🤍

Nice work.

When you consider that some 400,000 people are converging on Detroit for three days to watch middle-aged men talk on the phone then say a person's name, to loud cheers and boos, you have to marvel at what the NFL has created.