Picture Winnipeg Jets Fan Really Finds Attractive Women Attractive
The guy behind him decided to subtly ogle her butt.
Video Winnipeg Jets Score on 5-on-1
That Panthers defenseman should be ashamed of himself.
Video Invisible Ghost Makes Great NHL Save
It must be the ghost of the Atlanta Thrashers.
News Atlanta Resident Becomes First Local to Notice the Thrashers are Missing
"I was watching SportsCenter and they showed a hockey highlight and suddenly I had this weird feeling, like I had lost my keys or something," said Peterson. "After an hour or so, I realized what it was: I hadn't seen or heard of the Trackers in months!"
Peterson worked part-time as the Thrashers mascot, Thrash, for the last 11 years.
"I honestly didn't notice anything until just now," he said. "And, now that I think about it, I haven't gotten a paycheck in a while. But I went to the arena today to investigate further and I didn't notice a difference in the crowd. I think that's why their move has slipped under the radar. And also because the vast majority of Atlanta residents never even knew that the Tacklers existed. I guess you could say I was their one diehard, contractually."
Picture Meaning of the New Winnipeg Jets Logo
Going down, in a blaze of patriotic glory.
News Atlanta Asks Winnipeg if They're Interested in Having the Hawks, Too
"We have more than just a hockey team we don't want," Atlanta mayor Kasim Reed wrote in a letter to Winnipeg mayor Sam Katz. "The Hawks, for example. We could give a crap about them and they're actually not too bad. You should totally take them. The Thrashers might be lonely without them. What do you say?"
Mayor Reed continued on to also offer up the Braves and Falcons.
"Again, both are pretty good and both are yours if you want them," wrote Reed. "I know you Canadians aren't into baseball too much, but you all made us have hockey teams twice, so it's only fair that you take the Braves for a while. Do you think your people would want to do the Tomahawk Chop? Most people think it's incredibly annoying, but doing it is really the only thing we Atlantans like about professional sports."
