NHL All-Star Voting Fraud?
Tags: NHL ALL Star Game
I voted for my choices for the NHL All-Star game tonight (C’mon Timmy Thomas). After I voted, I was able to take a look at the leaders. I was pretty shocked to see that the top leaders for the Eastern Conference were all Canadians. They were not just ahead by a few votes, but by thousands!
Take a look at the forward leaders:
The 3 Canadians listed have almost 3 times as many votes as Semin (how the hell is he beating Ovechkin?).
Let’s look at the defenseman voting:
Over 100,000 more votes than the next defenseman! Something seems fishy here…
Now for the goalies:
Another vote where the Canadian has over 100,000 more votes than the next player.
I know that the game is being held in Montreal, and that it is the 100th anniversary of the team, but come on. Are all votes for Canadians being counted twice? I do know that I can keep voting and voting and voting if I want. A fan can vote “NHL fans will be able to vote as often as they like” according to the NHL rules. The balloting seemed as shady as a backstreet poker game.















3 Comments, Comment or Ping
Dickie Dunn
Of course the NHL sees this as a feel good story: http://www.nhl.com/ice/news.htm?id=390492
Nov 14th, 2008
Ron
Join me now…Lets vote Tyler Kennedy into the starting lineup!
Nov 14th, 2008
Vince
Easy to know why, in montreal journalists don’t know anyting about hockey but it’s there only way to make money, so they bull shit everybody. Check http://www.rds.ca.
Nov 15th, 2008
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