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From the text line, from the 916 cities win Stanley Cups not countries 60% of the players

are Canadian in the U.S. in the NHL. That's not the point. First of all, cities don't win Stanley Cups.

Teams win Stanley Cups. okay? That's number one.

Number two, that's not the point I was making.

The point I'm making is that of all the franchises in Canada, the last team to win a Stanley Cup was 1993.

And for a country that has Montreal, Toronto, Vancouver, right?

Winnipeg hasn't been there the whole time.

Calgary, Edmonton, right?

Ottawa.

I mean, it's embarrassing.

I mean, there's no other way to say it.

And if you don't think that is a point of contention and an issue for the Canadians,

you're wrong. All right? It's a great source of embarrassment. So, I mean, you got to deal with

reality here. Here's another one. This on our YouTube channel on the chat line.

Love the hockey talk.

I live in Vegas now, so the Vegas Golden Knights, my team.

For a few Kings fans in Sack, take a road trip to watch the sharks.

Tickets are cheap.

Lower level, you can get you in. I don't know if they're still cheap with how good

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