Azubuike24;1831572 wrote:Is there any other way to gauge it? Other than pure subjectivity? I suppose we could use TV ratings as well, but I don't have those figures.

Not sure how to measure it, but there are any number of examples of teams that sell out and nearly never win. Does the former influence the latter? IMO, yes. If the bottom line is secure, there's less reason to make needed changes to the organization. In those instances, are the fans showing up helping the team or actually helping to perpetuate mediocrity?

Heck of a bounce back game. 4-1 early in the 2nd.

wildcats20;1831757 wrote:Heck of a bounce back game. 4-1 early in the 2nd.

Ended up losing 5-4. Ouch

Wouldn't have minded the loss nearly as much if they could have held off until overtime or shootout. Three points on a back to back against division rivals is a winning performance. Two (at most) is not.

After such a long streak, had to give Bob some rest and start McE. It was only his 5th start of the season,

Sonofanump;1831806 wrote:After such a long streak, had to give Bob some rest and start McE. It was only his 5th start of the season,

And then they cut him.

I guess they think Forsberg is ready?

Bad loss to a pretty shitty Carolina team. Forsberg was awful.