Rangers owner calls stoppage 'the hockey strike'

QUOTE(#1):

Originally posted 08:27 AM ET  10.11 by Canuck eh?

Perhaps a memo from the Buttgoblin is in order.

Sure seems that way

Spiny will just love this article. lol

WGAF?


(Plagiarism. Sorry).

QUOTE(#3):

Originally posted 08:45 AM ET  10.11 by Baun-ded=PH in MOTION

Spiny will just love this article. lol

much ado about nothing. Living here and being a hockey fan, one is already aware of how out of touch the Dolan family is with pretty much anything. Please remember that this is the family that owns Cablevision. But a guy in his position saying "strike" instead of "lockout" is less news than one would hope....especially if they work at T&R and are trying to make stuff up. The guy is a dope, and I guess he indeed, mis-spoke. But Dwafus Horriblilius will not be pleased for sure, since he needs to have this shown as a lockout to appeal to his little manhood, and it has been noted that Dolan may not be a fan of this lockout. (for much ado about nothing, this sure was a long answer, sorry folks)

Seeing as the players and their mouthpiece Donald ("Rex wants me dead") Fehr have not even remotely bargained in good faith, I'd be inclined to say it's a little of both.

And yes I know that technically it's a lockout.

Was this article really worth crafting?

And.....WGAF!!

QUOTE(#9):

Originally posted 10:19 AM ET  10.11 by Buc Fettman

Was this article really worth crafting?

crafting?
You give far too much credit

And now for something actually entertaining....

QUOTE(#8):

Originally posted 09:02 AM ET  10.11 by Rex Racer

Seeing as the players and their mouthpiece Donald ("Rex wants me dead") Fehr have not even remotely bargained in good faith, I'd be inclined to say it's a little of both.And yes I know that technically it's a lockout.

You're either joking, or you're dumber than Dolan.

Either way - the owners initial offer was ridiculous - and until the owners show THEY are willing to give up something - the players have every right to remain steadfast in their position. I usually side with management in these situations - but the problem isn't Fehr. He wasn't around for the first two work stoppages. Gee, I wonder who that could be...

QUOTE(#6):

Originally posted 08:57 AM ET  10.11 by Spiny Norman

much ado about nothing. Living here and being a hockey fan, one is already aware of how out of touch the Dolan family is with pretty much anything. Please remember that this is the family that owns Cablevision. But a guy in his position saying "strike" instead of "lockout" is less news than one would hope....especially if they work at T&R and are trying to make stuff up. The guy is a dope, and I guess he indeed, mis-spoke. But Dwafus Horriblilius will not be pleased for sure, since he needs to have this shown as a lockout to appeal to his little manhood, and it has been noted that Dolan may not be a fan of this lockout. (for much ado about nothing, this sure was a long answer, sorry folks)

You forgot coke addicted trust fund baby who fancies himself a musician

QUOTE(#10):

Originally posted 10:19 AM ET  10.11 by Buc Fettman

And.....WGAF!!

:)

QUOTE(#13):

Originally posted 10:31 AM ET  10.11 by Michael P Hunt

You're either joking, or you're dumber than Dolan.Either way - the owners initial offer was ridiculous - and until the owners show THEY are willing to give up something - the players have every right to remain steadfast in their position. I usually side with management in these situations - but the problem isn't Fehr. He wasn't around for the first two work stoppages. Gee, I wonder who that could be...

Pick me, pick me....I know the answer.

<waves arm furiously>

QUOTE(#14):

Originally posted 10:32 AM ET  10.11 by NY Rangers

You forgot coke addicted trust fund baby who fancies himself a musician

I thought that okay as long as it was under 16 ounces?

ten years before becoming a free agent? Ridiculous.

Why a pic of Gabby? Leave him out of this.

QUOTE(#17):

Originally posted 10:39 AM ET  10.11 by Canuck eh?

I thought that okay as long as it was under 16 ounces?

Cocaine