View Poll Results: Is hockey going to survive the strike ?

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Is hockey dead ?

  1.  05-24-2005  06:30 PM
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    Is hocky dead? No. Is NHL dead? Yes.



  2.  07-24-2005  11:34 PM
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    I wish they would overhaul it and change it to olympic rules, then hockey would be so much more exciting for the average sports fan. I swear if they did that hockey would boom all over....

  3.  08-04-2005  02:57 PM
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    Hockey is not dead, after really following the Stars for the past few years,I really like the sport, the guys that play this sport r what tough is all about, they dont cry about ahurt finger, or pants fit to tight, or a little blood, all other pro sports need to take a lesson on being tough and man up and just play.

  4.  08-04-2005  10:44 PM
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    No hockey is not dead because of the strike...it was all along. Im sure its a really fun sport to play, but when i watch it i cant even see where the puck is. If there wasnt fighting there would be no reason to watch it...i just get too bored unless im watching my team and even then i can only watch a few minutes. i think hockey just has a hard time bringing in new fans and football, baseball, nascar, basketball will always have the audiences in the us. and i think moving to these non hockey markets was a terrible idea and will have to be changed

  5.  08-09-2005  05:37 PM
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    No its not dead, and the Rangers are actually going to make the playoffs this year

  6.  09-16-2005  11:20 PM
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    I dont play hockey, but I miss watching my bruins at night. The stanly cup playoffs is always exciting.

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    Originally Posted by davisville64
    I dont play hockey, but I miss watching my bruins at night. The stanly cup playoffs is always exciting.
    I missed sudden death OT play-off hockey, that was so exciting to watch

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    Detroit Red Wing fans are faithful to thier team.. tickets are completely sold-out for the next 2 months.. I can't even think of getting my hands on a pair for under $300.00... sucks! (I really wanted to see them play the Calgary Flames.. since Darren McCarty is with them now. )

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    lol perk of living in chicago, our team sucks so nobody goes. i was looking up tickets for the avs-hawks game next thurs and they still have seats behind and next to the bench. i pretty much have choice of whatever section i wanna sit in.

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    attendence is up throughout the nhl this season from what it was before the lockout (not that hard i know). but with the new rules and no ties its made a lot faster and more exciting game.

    and MSG is always sold out, Ranger fans are the best.

  11.  01-23-2006  02:13 PM
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    Attendance is god awful in STL, even from the get go, before the Blues started laying the suck on big time. I work in retail at the Savvis Center. When I started in 2002 they usually had around 40 employees working in retail. For tonight's game there is 18.

    Originally Posted by Pioneer
    attendence is up throughout the nhl this season from what it was before the lockout (not that hard i know). but with the new rules and no ties its made a lot faster and more exciting game.

    and MSG is always sold out, Ranger fans are the best.

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    viva el hockey!
    "A Native American elder once described his own inner struggles in this manner: Inside of me there are two dogs. One of the dogs is mean and evil. The other dog is good. The mean dog fights the good dog all the time. When asked which dog wins, he reflected for a moment and replied, The one I feed the most." -George Bernard Shaw

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    Depends on what country you live in,..unlike America, soccer is an attitude and a way of life. here it's healthy thing for the children. Not a battle between small villages or cities since anyone can remember. When you mention going to a soccer game most flatlanders think "riots, tear gas, helmets and batons". Damn right ! unlike the glam sport of basketball, Hockey fans still do and allways will give a s#it about their sport / way of life....

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