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What about home games where most of the crowd is from out of town? Went to a Florida hockey game. Most of the fans were from Canada. Was an interesting experi
by treeman79 6y ago
What about home games where most of the crowd is from out of town?
Went to a Florida hockey game. Most of the fans were from Canada.
Was an interesting experience.
- boomboomsubban 6y agoIf I remember something I read years ago correctly, the home rink advantage in hockey is too reliant on bench location to isolate other factors. The team with the long change is penalized more, and away teams have two periods of long change.
- Infernal 6y agoI think you’ve misunderstood. One team cannot have a long change by themselves. https://lh6.googleusercontent.com/WHx5uipGxRojhsFHQKJawpvuTwuUab_BNR9X5BBP_dUm9krxoZhqxg-Zriy254-SzPyko8k5DyE3X9JdaV_FzG2ANOKp1X3agFn3rIQn6lnQaEVPp-fPv6wCSs0sxBpX1-TfqAX7 https://lh6.googleusercontent.com/WHx5uipGxRojhsFHQKJawpvuTw...
- boomboomsubban 6y agoI am misremembering some aspect of it, something about the benches still ends up with a significant home ice advantage.
- mbg721 6y agoI'm curious about this also; the case that came to my mind is a daytime baseball game where the Cubs are in Milwaukee.