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I didnt know that espn covered hockey
Is there a way to get season tickets cancelled if there is a lock out say for a month? If the two sides can't come to an argreement it will be interesting to see how many of those new season ticket packages that just got sold will be backed out of
Let's hope this thread is shorter than the Kovalchuck thread(s)
Not to mention Quick recovering from his back surgery. The Kings are the one team that a limited lockout could benefit. But, after even a short while, the whole sport will suffer.Quote:
Originally Posted by kingnut
This is good stuff, and thanks for posting. I actually feel a bit more optimistic after reading these 3 articles, mostly because the core issue here is the revenue split, and we're not talking about real system issues like salary cap or not as we were back in 2004.Quote:
Originally Posted by santiclaws
I swear if this season is not started on time .....I'll.................................I'll.... ...........................................be in front of my TV the second they drop the first puck whenever the Hell that is.
We all be in front of the TV when they start again. The casual fan or bandwagoneers will probably disappear for a while but the true hockey fans will be there. We maybe pissed but once the puck drops we will enjoy the game. If the Kings do not win at least we will have an excuse.Quote:
Originally Posted by purple and gold
I find the (one-sided) rants I read (not necessarily on here) about this topic quite hilarious.
There's almost three weeks before the possibility of a lockout.
No hockey has been missed yet.
What are you complaining about?
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Originally Posted by Bogey
Seriously, you are asking that question on LGK?
Even winning the Cup doesn't stop that around here.
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