標題: Bill Ramsden was the actual mayor of Nelson 46 [打印本頁] 作者: tszftjav 時間: 2017-3-29 21:15 標題: Bill Ramsden was the actual mayor of Nelson 46
Even if you're not a sports fan, your hockey fan or a Canucks enthusiast, it's hard to not get caught up in the rush and excitement of the Stanley Cup run. It is often 17 years in the generating and history is now again at Vancouver's doorstep.
The last time Vancouver made it to sport's greatest tournament series, Bill Ramsden was the mayor of Nelson, Mike Harcourt appeared to be running the show in Victoria and Jean Chretien was the recently elected prime minister in Ottawa in which the Liberals would hold power pertaining to 13 years. Simpson was basically an ex football gamer and marginal actor.
Of which series went seven video games and the Rangers eventually triumphed, bringing heartbreak to fans around British Columbia. For 17 several years the faithful had to put it off. Now the pride oozes.
At its best, sport has the ability to bind people together. In what the Canucks are doing this early spring we are witness to that happening. Flags flapping out car windows, Timberland Ireland jerseys proudly strolling down Baker Street and local bars overflowing with happy patrons dropping a good amount of dough while cheering for Bieksa and the boys.
Sure members of the squad are massively overpaid and the commercial culture of professional sport activity has destroyed some of the delight. But now is not the time to overthink that.
The opportunity to challenge for the Stanley Glass is a rare moment for virtually any hockey team. And for the males now hoping to be crowned champions of the greatest league around professional hockey, it's been an ambition since they were little kids dreaming about to be the next Mike Bossy or Fred Gretzky. To hoist that beautiful prize over their heads along with know they have accomplished a unique feat.
