>>>>I get the hint :) At least Bruins avoided the sweep. Now we will just take one game at a time :)
>>>>One thing I envy you is that you don't have to stay up to midnight to watch the games. I absolutely can't function at work if I don't get some sleep.
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>>>Well games here starts at 5PM, while I am still at work. I record the game and watch it as soon as I arrive home, but I am always in danger or knowing what is the score which makes watching the game a little bit less exciting, for example the other day I knew the Bruins had scored as my beautiful daughter was watching the game when I arrived and just paused it when I crossed the door... In the middle of the Bruins celebration!!! talk about timing. What I am trying to do is to fast forward any ad/intermission so at least I watch the third period live.
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>>Something funny I saw today on the 12 o'clock news. First, the entire news is basically all about the hockey game. And they showed a segment where a bar in Boston put a sign (in the window or outside) that Canucks fan are not welcome to come in. So they want only Bruins fans in the bar. And then they talked to the owners who turned out to be from Canada :). They also showed some Canucks fans in the downtown Boston saying that they are having a great time and find the everybody is very friendly. It is only a game :).
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>That is funny. Here in Vancouver a "Sharks Club" was renamed "Vancouver Molson Hockey House" for the duration of the Canucks - Sharks series and following suite, "Boston Pizza" changed the name to "Vancouver Pizza" for the finals, but I guess is standard practice in all cities :)

Yes. As one bar owner said (also on the news) "Business is business; everybody is welcome"