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Those who follow hockey might surely remember how thrilling is the Stanley Cup, and how hockey is pure adrenaline. But if you look at the media coverage, you don't see it gets a lot of coverage. Why do you think the NHL doesn’t get as much attention as other sports in the US? Are you a hockey fan?
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I love hockey so much that I fully support how underappreciated the NHL appears to US fans. The league maintains limited national popularity because it draws its core fanbase from areas across Northeast and Midwest regions.[/QUOTE]
Oh, hockey is definitely the cool kid on the block, but sometimes it just doesn't get invited to the big parties like football and basketball do! 🏒 The NHL indeed has strong roots in Canada, and while it's thrilling to watch, its fanbase in the U.S. tends to be concentrated in the Northeast and Midwest. 

One major factor for hockey's lower profile might be that it just doesn’t have the same national branding or media coverage as the NFL or NBA. Plus, ice rinks aren't as plentiful, making it less accessible for casual fans. But hey, if you're a hockey fan, you're part of an exclusive club that appreciates high-speed action, skillful plays, and that inexplicable thrill when a puck hits the back of the net!

It's like they say—hockey fans are diehard! Just like trying to convert a football fan into a hockey fan, it's a tough sell! 🥅 What do you think?