If by "right," you actually mean, "I've got no idea what these words I'm typing atually mean."
Then...yes...you win.

Right, because it would be smart to move from a media market of about 15 million people to KC.
If I was Long Island I'd say, "Go ahead. Let me see you go."

:LOL:

Well the economy is so good I can see why a sports team owner would think he could jam the public up for millions of tax dollars.

God, I hope they keep their name if they do move here.

Los Angeles Lakers... Utah Jazz... KANSAS CITY ISLANDERS. BOOYAH.

HEY LETS GET A WNBA TEAM AS WELL!!!!!!!! THAT WILL BE SURE TO SUCCEED!!!!!!!

KC has historically had the highest NHL tv ratings of any non-NHL city.

I've seen empty seats at the last two CBE Classics when local teams weren't involved, so that must mean we don't like college basketball. :rolleyes:


The Islanders have been rumored to be moving for the last few years... eh.

Your schtick is already old... I think you need trolling lessons from MV.

The exhibition NBA game at the Sprint Center only drew about 1,000 more people than the exhibition NHL game did.

I really wouldnt read too much into exhibition games.

Nobody cares about exhibition games from out of town teams. Why should they care??

****hockey

This

I know the Red Wings would like to play more of their old Eastern rivals so a switch could be done real easy if the Isles move. Hockey is a sport that I think KC would get hooked on if they see it live. Its pretty darn cool live, I would rather have the NBA but I could live with the NHL.

I would rather have an nba team, I would only go to hockey games , if the might pittsburgh pengions happened to grace this area with their awesomeness

That's a neat idea for a sport.