How would a rebuild impact fans in Calgary??

How would a rebuild impact fans in Calgary??

If you use the word rebuild or put out a letter or just say we’re doing it and then you you double down and you’re talking about it all the time, what does the fan base do? Do they not show up consistently? Will the will the attendance shrink? Keep in mind, I played for the 2001 Calgary Flames where, you know, we had 10 12,000 people in the building consistently, not not the 20, the 19. So, you know, I’m asking you, Pinder, if if they come out from a business standpoint and say we’re rebuilding, what happens to the business structure of the fan base in that the pain that they endure in the in the two years or whatever we’re going to look at? Well, certainly for quarter 4, Q1 next year, and Q2 next year, your revenues are soft. But it would be incredibly short-sighted to not think that people wouldn’t buy tickets to watch Katon Verhoff, Gavin McKenna, or Ivar Stenberg. organization has talks about themsel with an air of success and pedigree that doesn’t exist and the fan base cannot be sold hope with the group they currently have. Your team might be worse next year, but at least you’re selling hope if you bring in one of those top three picks. And so what I’m frustrated with Don Maloney statements is that it seems to me if you gave him the option of finishing 10th from the bottom or bottom three, he’d pick 10th for fear of ruining this quote winning culture that he seems to think they have. And that just prolongs what they’re afraid of, which is a rebuild. Acknowledge what you are. Look at the standings. Look back in the mirror and understand you can make yourself so much better in the long term if you lean into this position you’re in.

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