In other words, a long, long time ago... (if nobody under age 35 gets that joke, sorry). The last time someone scored against the Komets in a road playoff game was 1996. Game 4 in Orlando, Joe Frederick against Bob Essensa.
Chad and I got home safe from Muskegon. Hope everyone else did.
I hear there's about 2,000 seats left for tomorrow as of 5 p.m. The Komets office bought the Coliseum ticket office lunch today.
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Let me be the first to mock you. The last time the Komets were scored against in a road playoff game was, like, you know, Tuesday in Muskegon. Did you mean "penalty shot"?
Yep, you're right. I'll fix it and then it's time for a nap.
Tell me about it. I rushed down there around 4 when I found out how quickly the tickets were going. D'oh! That's two years in a row. You'd think I'd know better by now. I told the lady behind the counter, "I'd prefer rows..."
She cut me off. "There's not much left."
Ah.
But I got a seat that I hope will work out for taking pictures. Hey, at least I got one. :)
I'm loving my season tickets right about now. I got to stand in that line for an hour and a half last year before game 7. No more for me :)
I'm under 35 and I get it...
Drove my chevy to the levy but they were both made by china, chevy didn't make it and the levy was dry.
Made it home safe, spent the time talking about how the muskegon fan was getting really friendly with stick at the intermissions, I think she was even rubbing his back, you 'ol dog stick! She likes big men in orange shirts.
I think more people know that song than you realize. We teach that song in history and have the kids try to come up with interpretations as to what historical events they think are being talked about in the song other than the Day the Music Died (Don McLean would never tell what he meant in the song). Very cool song, especially for us history dorks!
LET'S GO KOMETS!!!!!!!!