Usually this space is dedicated to parsing out some statistics at the individual level to help make sense of this goofy ass sport. However, given that this is the first real opportunity to assess things at the 24 game mark, which some may recall as being relatively significant last year.
Someday you see I’ve been true, I’ll stay that way until- but if I can’t change your mind, then no one will.
How can I explain away something that I haven’t done? And if you can’t trust me now, you’ll never trust in anyone.
Tears fill up my eyes, I’m washed away with sorrow. And somewhere in my mind, I know there’s no tomorrow.
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Game Time: 8:30PM Central
TV/Radio: CSN, WGN-AM 720
Keystone XL Pipeline: Copper & Blue
Tonight in the northern most professional sporting arena on the continent, the Hawks will reach the median point of their annual Circus Trip, having taken four of a possible six points so far. Naturally, they’ll catch the hosting Oilers in the midst of their most competent stretch of the year to this point, as if this team didn’t already give the Hawks issues.
Sam should be by tomorrow to provide a recap just in time for brunch. Enjoy what’s left of your Saturday night.
I wanna see my name in lights and throw up in my purse and die.
I’ll watch my fucking mouth the day it gets a date with Ashlee Simpson or stars in ads from TRESemmé.
She’s got the biggest tits, he’s got the longest dick, and I get to read about it every week. You hear that sucking sound? It’s culture going down. Seaward with the C-words, submerged in shit with dreams to drown.
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Game Time: 9:00PM Central
TV/Radio: WGN Ch. 9, NHLN (US), CBC (Hosers), WGN-AM 720
Blackfish: Nucks Misconduct
Now the circus trip moves to its most western destination in British Columbia, where where the Hawks and Canucks will renew acquaintances and rekindle what’s now left of one of the more volatile rivalries within the boundaries of Lockout 2.0 and Lockout 3.0.
