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I'd personally like to apologize for the vocal minority of Winnipeg idiots who have been disrespectful to the fans of Atlanta, Phoenix or southern US MLBe Jerseys. I'd bet good money that most of these half-wits weren't old enough to remember what it was like to lose the Jets, hence their lack of sensitivity. Us Winnipeggers have been through so much to get a team back. Since Darren Ford started the Jetsowner campaign 8 years ago, we've been working toward this moment. During that time, most of us that believe the Jets could actually come home were called some pretty nasty names, especially by those in our own city. Those of us that have followed this campaign for 8 years are hardcore fans, but are also pretty level-headed. However, the recent bunch that have jumped aboard the bandwagon - are the same people that called us "dreamers" and that "the Jets would never come back." And my gut tells me, that these are the same folks that have taken to verbally assaulting fans of Atlanta. They're idiots, they're a minority, and again, I truly apologize for their behavior. My heart goes out to the NHL Jerseys of Atlanta. I've been through this, and it was awful. With proper ownership, the NHL can work in Atlanta. I really appreciate those Canadians posting on this forum with some heart. It beats any other forum where I have seen responses from a lot of less-than-considerate folks, not just in Canada Wholesale Jerseys, but from some traditional hockey markets in the States as well. I am Thrashers fan, and have been one from the start. As an anecdote, I believe I got the first puck ever to fly into the stands during an official game setting. It was the very first preseason game, and the Thrashers were playing a game against the then-new Predators in Columbus, GA, home of the SPHL Columbus Cottonmouths. The puck flew into the stands during the pregame warmups, and my friend snagged it. I believe it was shot by Kelly Buchberger, and it caromed off the crossbar up over the glass. My friend gave it to me years later. I still have my ticket from the first game ever against the Devils. And I have articles from that first season talking about the new team. I went to the big party at Centennial Olympic Park where they revealed the logo and jerseys (which, admittedly, have always been really bad). Despite the never-ending disappointment of watching the team lose year after year, watching owners that don't care about the team let talent go for nothing, watching their marketing just fail to understand what makes NFL Jerseys great...despite all these things, I have some really fond memories of the Thrashers and Thrashers fans, and always will. I want people to know one thing about the Thrashers, it's this: NBA Jerseys could have thrived in Atlanta. I believe it still can if a miracle happens. This is not the same city that lost the Flames. This is an international city that hosted the Summer Olympics. It's the 7th largest market in the country. It's full of people from other places, many of which are other hockey cities. I'm from L.A. and have friends from Minnesota, Chicago, New York, Wisconsin, Wyoming, and yes, a few locals. NHL Jerseys could have been great here. But this organization just failed. There is lots of blame to go around, but it just failed. Ineptitude. I am happy that Winnipeg is going to get their team back. I am sure they deserve it and will support the team. I just wish it wasn't at the expense of my team. I am angry that the NHL didn't fight for Atlanta like it did for Phoenix and Pittsburgh. But mostly, I'm am just very sad that unless I move from the city where I have lived for the majority of my life, I will likely never have the opportunity to root for the home NHL team again. Atlanta will never get another shot, at least not in my lifetime.