[yisman]

due to the storm


yesterday, it was pushed back to 7 PM, but they just postponed it

[milwaukee mike]

a push? i'll take it! first bet i havent lost in a while

[Big Bang Clock]

Ya, pretty disappointed they postponed the game. I was going to take the Bruins in what would have been a great game.

[JonahHFalcon]

Be happy there is very little value on Tampa here contrary to what the betting world believes.

[hockey216]

Ya, pretty disappointed they postponed the game. I was going to take the Bruins in what would have been a great game.

weren't they like -160? That's a lot of chalk for a team that can't score. tb has great offense and solid goaltending.

[Optional]

For us people who have never lived with snow.

What happens in Boston when this much snow falls? Do people stay home from work and school?

Is the game off as it's impossible to get there? or just too tough for fans and they don't want to refund tickets?

[hockey216]

For us people who have never lived with snow.

What happens in Boston when this much snow falls? Do people stay home from work and school?

Is the game off as it's impossible to get there? or just too tough for fans and they don't want to refund tickets?

unless there's like 6-8in or more, it's usually just a "delayed opening" where clasees/work before 10-12 gets cancelled but the day will start at 11 or 12 or something. if it's only a few inches (say 4" or less), schedule usually goes as planned. They are used to getting heavy snow. it happens a lot. i remember walking to class at umass with a foot of snow on the ground. area is much more enabled to handle snow. there are lots of snow plows and they hit the roads with salt before it starts snowing. area is very quick responding to snow. they are used to it too. they can't cancel work/school every time there's 3 inches because they'd cancel 20 days every year! haha