The Loser Point: Picture of the Day: Headline in Newspaper After the U.S.A. is Eliminated from the World Cup

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Picture of the Day: Headline in Newspaper After the U.S.A. is Eliminated from the World Cup

Post under Picture of the Day at 2:10 PM Posted by Alison Mah

This has nothing to do with hockey, but it's too good not to post.

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The NHL’s “loser point” has created a level of parity that hockey fans do not experience very often. In fact, the “loser point” is arguably the single most significant factor that has characterized post-lockout hockey. It gives life to the mediocre. It makes chasing teams difficult. It lessens the pain of losing, and exacerbates a rival’s post-regulation loss. It’s a whole lot of things, and while some people may not agree with it, I've decided to pay homage to the “loser point” by naming this blog after it.