It's all good though; much like going to concerts, a smaller venue is always more intimate especially if they have Duguay, Graves, etc. and even McLIrath, Thomas, Yogan, etc. kinda floating around hanging out with the peeps.
It's all good though; much like going to concerts, a smaller venue is always more intimate especially if they have Duguay, Graves, etc. and even McLIrath, Thomas, Yogan, etc. kinda floating around hanging out with the peeps.
I'll hug Thomas if he's there, that is if it isn't a 21+ again. If not I'll get my dad to hug him.
If it's in a bar, do you have to be at least 21 to get in? If I can get in, will it be pretty easy to get autographs?
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I could definitely see how the draft parties for the teams drafting #1,2,3 overall could be exciting for the fans, but I'm not sure how exciting it is when you're picking somewhere outside of the top 5 and in the middle of the road. When the Rangers pick 15th overall and they announce the name of the player we selected, do the fans highfive and ask eachother "Who the hell is this guy?" while simultaneously whipping out their smartphones and googling the player we selected that nobody really knows anything about?
I could definitely see how the draft parties for the teams drafting #1,2,3 overall could be exciting for the fans, but I'm not sure how exciting it is when you're picking somewhere outside of the top 5 and in the middle of the road. When the Rangers pick 15th overall and they announce the name of the player we selected, do the fans highfive and ask eachother "Who the hell is this guy?" while simultaneously whipping out their smartphones and googling the player we selected that nobody really knows anything about?
Pretty much what I'd do, only I'd come to HF instead of google I readily admit I don't know a damn thing about hockey prospects, but I'd love to go just for the atmosphere
Sports bar??? You got to be kidding me, 1 that is no sports bar, and 2. it looks like a place no self respecting rangers fan would ever go to watch a game. Ill head down to warren and tweet avery to have the draft on.
Turned 21 last week but I don't think I'm gonna go. If we were picking top 5 (thank god we're not) I'd go.
If it's 21 and over, how are the prospects going to get in?
They must be miserable there. Just sipping their cokes. I bet if Stepan was still a prospect and he was there he's order hot chocolate with big marshmallows or apple juice. Just my stereotypical Stepan drinks.
If you guys are looking for more of a sports bar feel to the place. I know that plenty of people always pack out Red Star in Brooklyn. You just take the G train to Greenpoint Ave and walk down 2 blocks. They won best wings in Brooklyn this year with their Raspberry BBQ Wings.
If you guys are looking for more of a sports bar feel to the place. I know that plenty of people always pack out Red Star in Brooklyn. You just take the G train to Greenpoint Ave and walk down 2 blocks. They won best wings in Brooklyn this year with their Raspberry BBQ Wings.
I just checked out that website (I'm under 21). I just saw this special and it seemed amazing:
Are there any other bars that have specials this good?
And does anyone know where I can get a fake ID? (I'm joking, you will probably get an infraction for answering).
Don't forget they also have 50cent wings on Wednesdays and I must say they are delicious. I never got asked for ID whenever I went there even though im 21 now. Its a great place, tons of tvs. Im there every week.
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I just checked out that website (I'm under 21). I just saw this special and it seemed amazing:
Are there any other bars that have specials this good?
And does anyone know where I can get a fake ID? (I'm joking, you will probably get an infraction for answering).
Who's going tonight? Doors don't open until 6:30, so where is everyone going beforehand?
I'm debating whether I should go or not. I work on 34th street, between 8th and 9th, so easy enough to get to, but not sure I want to wait around for 1 1/2 hours for it to begin.
I readily admit I don't know a damn thing about hockey prospects, but I'd love to go just for the atmosphere
