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Last week, after it was announced that the lockout was on, I asked the PPP community when they felt the next NHL regular season game would be played. Answers were all over the board. Only two people thought the season would start on-time on October 11th. The most popular choice was January 1st, 2013; the date of the Winter Classic. ADMIN BOT 3000, may he rest in bits and pieces, said March 31st. And six people feel that the entire season is lost.
Who do you think is right?
Longevity of Languishing Lockout
Jay McClement, Killing Penalties
That's what you're paid for Brayden.
Marlies Players, Coaches and Front Office Hoping to Capitalize on Lockout
Yeah, probably will.
Sure, I'll take your word for it.
Sid Who? New Marlies Forward to Wear 87
Leo Komarov be trolling yo.
Potential lockout leverage in Devellano comments
In case you missed it, Friedman wonders whether Fehr will jump on the implication of collusion
Do the Maple Leafs Have the Worst Goaltending in the NHL?
Are the Maple Leafs the Columbus Blue Jackets?
Should Brian Burke be Team USA's GM for the 2014 Olympics?
Sure.
Five GMs that Could End the Lockout
I'm not sure how you put Yzerman up there with the big boys.
Alec has compiled the interviews of Eakins, King, Komarov, Holzer, and Scrivens.