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crayz wrote:so you are saying the strike is over and the penguins are back on......i should boycott and not watch?


MRandall25 wrote:You'll be back to the NHL in 2 days. You'll try to ignore it, see something about it, and you'll be hooked again


MRandall25 wrote:Pretty big difference between having a team relocate and having a work stoppage.

interstorm wrote:MRandall25 wrote:Pretty big difference between having a team relocate and having a work stoppage.
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MRandall25 wrote:interstorm wrote:MRandall25 wrote:Pretty big difference between having a team relocate and having a work stoppage.
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Losing interest after the team moved out of Cleveland is not the same as a league locking out the players. When the league comes back, you'll still have the Pens.
Apples and oranges.


canaan wrote:can you clarify to me what the benefit of boycotting NHL sponsors will do in the process? Companies like Bridgestone arent exactly shelling out any money during the lockout so it seems like the idea just spites those that did support the league--the league that isnt exactly swimming in corporate sponsors. im missing the rational correlation.


interstorm wrote:Hopefully a little movement can bring the NHL out of it's "wait for the NHLPA to crumble" mode so we can have hockey in October.

canaan wrote:so your goal is to hamper the NHL's positioning in money agreements later on down the road? that doesn't benefit either party.
that doesn't compute with me.

interstorm wrote:interstorm wrote:Hopefully a little movement can bring the NHL out of it's "wait for the NHLPA to crumble" mode so we can have hockey in October.

MRandall25 wrote:Gaucho wrote:What we should do is them let know that we love hockey, not the NHL.
Help AHL arenas sell out.
Wilkes-Barre, Lake Erie, Hershey... go support the AHL.




Hopefully a little movement can bring the NHL out of it's "wait for the NHLPA to crumble" mode so we can have hockey in October.

llipgh2 wrote:Shelly Anderson tweeted there was a kid at the locked out Pens scrimmage this AM handing out flyers for a "Fans Protest Rally", Sept. 29, at all the NHL arenas around the league.

interstorm wrote:llipgh2 wrote:Shelly Anderson tweeted there was a kid at the locked out Pens scrimmage this AM handing out flyers for a "Fans Protest Rally", Sept. 29, at all the NHL arenas around the league.
Wish I was there to shake the kid's hand. My activity isn't related to his...but I commend him for taking a stand.


skullman80 wrote:It's a nice gesture, but it's not going to make one lick of difference.

shmenguin wrote:the bigger the protest, the more comfortable the NHL feels about its post-lockout viability

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