I could hear a crowd chanting "cin-dy cin-dy" (though who knows what effect it would have) whiner and cryer doesn't sound that intimidating when chanted by a large crowd, heck, I'd be surprised if you'd be able to even make it out. As far as not seeing the point in taunting players,well that's just a difference in philosophy of how to be a fan. Obviously there is no right or wrong way to be a fan. If you throw down money to watch a sport live then you can do whatever you want (short of acting a fool). In all sports it's part of the game to get into the other teams head. Why else would "home ice, court, field" advantage even work? Players get upset because they hear a crowd cheering whenever the home team does something good and that alone is enough to grate on the opponent's psyche? If that's good enough for you then fabulous, however, I'm not so sure there's no place for taunting the opposing team, nor do I see a problem that it exists. If anything to me, it's almost obvious that taunting would take place, it's part of the experience of being there. Crosby in the Pitts series lost his cool, most will agree on that. The media, and the fans on top of what is happening on the ice all contribute to that. But that's cool, like I said, I don't believe there is a right or wrong way to be a fan, though there are certainly plenty of different ways and for me, to each their own.