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 Re: Most 'miserable' sports city in Canada [message #847427 is a reply to message #847421 ]
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Rocksteady wrote on Fri, 22 August 2025 10:45

Dog days of summer but this might be fun to kick around.

I mean you lose the Stanley cup game in 2011 after being up 3-2, I get the frustration, but burning down your downtown? Losing sucks for sure, but at the cost of your city?


That is a sequel. Don't forget about losing the SC game in 1994. The Canucks came back to tie the series after being down 3-1. The destruction started soon after that loss.


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