Toronto Loses Against Montreal in Game 7 of the Finals

 


I was booing both teams but I was especially booing Montreal because I follow the Sens. It was a nail-biting game. Montreal won over Toronto. Boooooooooo!

Despite Montreal winning, I am still rooting for a Canadian team to win the Stanley Cup. Canadian teams don't often win the Stanley cup but I think it's about time that they do!

I'm looking forward to Game 1 between the Montreal Canadiens and the Winnipeg Jets. I am rooting for the Jets - I need the Canadiens to lose at all costs.





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