ZZZZZZZ Premium Member join:2001-05-27 PARADISE |
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Tough road trip» www.castanet.net/edition ··· tm#84510but they're doing well...........they've won 12 games in a row at home and started the road trip with 2 wins.........but 5 games in 6 days! |
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ZZZZZZZ
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2012-Dec-13 4:48 pm
Games missed by league |
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ZZZZZZZ
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2012-Dec-13 6:48 pm
Fans getting a little owly |
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digitalfuturSees More Than Shown Premium Member join:2000-07-15 GTA |
So are season ticket holders cancelling them? Money talks. |
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ZZZZZZZ Premium Member join:2001-05-27 PARADISE |
ZZZZZZZ
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2012-Dec-13 9:25 pm
Is this for real?$125 to watch a Leaf's game...........are you kidding? Then the Jets are $30 cheaper and the 2nd highest. |
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Wolfie00My dog is an elitist Premium Member join:2005-03-12 |
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Re: Games missed by leaguesaid by ZZZZZZZ:Look at these 2 clown's record. The one that really stands out is Buttman. If the NHL board really doesn't believe the league needs a competent commissioner, then why not replace Buttman with Darwin the Ikea monkey? They'd save $8 million a year, results would be the same or better, and the monkey is cuter and far more personable. |
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Re: Is this for real?said by ZZZZZZZ:$125 to watch a Leaf's game...........are you kidding? Those averages are a little funny.... they use a mix of all of the seats and all of the packages available. So it's an average of everything from a full season holder price on the nosebleeds to a single game on the red line at the boards. Here are the Leafs single game prices for last season: » mapleleafs.nhl.com/v2/ex ··· ices.pdf |
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ZZZZZZZ
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2012-Dec-14 10:33 am
That's insane............who the hell is going to pay $400 to watch a hockey game,especially the Leafs. |
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bt
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2012-Dec-14 10:47 am
Enough people, it seems, since they had an average attendance of 103.7% of capacity. Though no clue what the full-season price for those is. I don't think the Leafs even publish that info, since they've got a waiting list in the thousands and typically see single-digit annual turnover. |
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Wolfie00
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2012-Dec-14 11:19 am
Season seat prices for the upper bowl are only marginally less than single-game tickets -- maybe 10% or so less. Not sure of all the details of how the lower bowl works at the ACC, but there are annual "license fees" that are additional to the ticket price. IOW, "after gouging you with the most inflated ticket prices in the league, we're going to hold you upside down and shake really hard to see what else falls out". They can do this because the holders are mostly corporations, and some wealthy individuals, and if you shake them hard enough lots more gold falls out. None of them attend games regularly or really care much about hockey. Welcome to the Leafs business model. |
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ZZZZZZZ
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2012-Dec-14 11:29 am
quote: after gouging you with the most inflated ticket prices in the league, we're going to hold you upside down and shake really hard to see what else falls out".
That sounds like Microsoft..........put an inferior product out there and charge like crazy for it. Why aren't the T.O. journalists nailing the Leaf's owners for this lockout or are they............haven't seen any bad press about it? |
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KardinalDei Gratina Regina Mod join:2001-02-04 N of 49th |
said by ZZZZZZZ: Why aren't the T.O. journalists nailing the Leaf's owners for this lockout or are they............haven't seen any bad press about it? I haven't seen the press nailing any owners, other than possibly Jeremy Jacobs (owner of the Bruins), during this lockout. With all the NHL-fed rumblings about "why doesn't the NHLPA let the players vote on the current offer via a secret ballot", why not turn that around and say "hey, why don't the owners vote on the PA's latest offer via secret ballot", and use the same standards of what is considered acceptance and not the 23-teams-needed-to-overturn-comissioner-position that the NHL currently has. |
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J E F F4Whatta Ya Think About Dat? Premium Member join:2004-04-01 Kitchener, ON |
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It's $165 per ticket lower bowl 3/4 of way up. $13,530 for two seats per year. Plus tax. |
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