The year that was: (TSN)
Passion not the same: (Sportsnet.CA)
No Contest: (CBC)
This should be interesting: (ESPN)
Still a Stern guy: (Chicago Tribune)
Gary at 20: (TSN)
Actually he isn’t doing a bad job: (The Province)
Call the NBA for help: (CBC)
But talks will resume: (Winnipeg Free Press)
Young Man’s Game: (Edmonton Journal)
Constructive Day but could this be Entrapment? (Chicago Tribune) (Spector’s Hockey)
Saving the Hockey World like James Bond:(Sportsnet)
Merchants near NHL rinks are losing money like The Great Train Robbery: (TSN)
Will an angry owner speak out, Never say Never..again:(Toronto Sun)
Players are paying for mistakes like a team in the Valley of the Rising Sun:(Sportsnet)
Adventures in Team Travel like going to The Rock: (Backhand Shelf)
From Russia with Love?? An unlikely Gordie Howe Hattrick:(CJAD)
Mission:Impossible: (TSN)
For a Few Good Men this is their third lockout: (Sportsnet.CA)
Some fans are Losing it on the players:(Reddit)
Interview with the Vampire or Criminal: (Sportsnet)
The new OHL fighting rules are Far and Away an improvement:(Backhand Shelf)
Some Outsider hacked Guy Serota’s Twitter: (SN)
A look at the Top Gun’s that retired after the last lockout: (Down Goes Brown)
It features old friend Adam Hacker, a guest appearance from our fellow deranged traveler Dirk Hoag from On The Forecheck in Nashville, and a meeting between Wile E. Coyote and Brian Urlacher. This all I can do for yas! Hit the button on the top right of your screen to get yours, or follow this link:
http://77.104.162.54/~faxesfro/get-issues-of-the-committed-indian/
It’s got Gametime’s Sean Gallagher in it. I promise that fact alone won’t kill you. Enjoy the weekend.
It’s even got an “Ask The Ice Crew”! Yep, the lockout’s gone long enough that we’re starting to cycle in our old stand-bys!
With the lockout dragging on and on, and showing no sign of stopping any time soon like a bad marriage between two passive-aggressive mutes, I have decided to up the content of our game program, The Committed Indian.
From here until the lockout ends, I’ll be doing a weekly Icehogs update, usually coming out on Tuesdays. If you’re already signed up for a full-season or lockout-filler subscription, you’re good. You’ll be getting these anyway.
If you haven’t, because we’re in the first week of no NHL hockey and we’re all feeling a little depressed, for this week a full season subscription will be on sale for just $50. That gets you all the filler issues — Icehogs and Bears game programs — plus every issue of the real thing when these assholes feel like playing hockey again. We’ll call it “Our Winter Of Discontent Sale.”
And if that’s a bit much for you, you can get all the Filler issues for as long as they run for just $10. Not a bad deal. Just hit the button on the top right of the site there, and roll up for this Magical Mystery Tour. Or you can use this link right here: http://77.104.162.54/~faxesfro/get-issues-of-the-committed-indian/
With the lockout dragging on and on, and showing no sign of stopping any time soon like a bad marriage between two passive-aggressive mutes, I have decided to up the content of our game program, The Committed Indian.
From here until the lockout ends, I’ll be doing a weekly Icehogs update, usually coming out on Tuesdays. If you’re already signed up for a full-season or lockout-filler subscription, you’re good. You’ll be getting these anyway.
If you haven’t, because we’re in the first week of no NHL hockey and we’re all feeling a little depressed, for this week a full season subscription will be on sale for just $50. That gets you all the filler issues — Icehogs and Bears game programs — plus every issue of the real thing when these assholes feel like playing hockey again. We’ll call it “Our Winter Of Discontent Sale.”
And if that’s a bit much for you, you can get all the Filler issues for as long as they run for just $10. Not a bad deal. Just hit the button on the top right of the site there, and roll up for this Magical Mystery Tour. Or you can use this link right here: http://77.104.162.54/~faxesfro/get-issues-of-the-committed-indian/
Here we are. The air’s a little bit easier to breathe out here in the internet wasteland, out from under the safe cover of a parent network. But it’s good for us. It builds character.
And it’s with that said that on behalf of Sam and Killion, I’d like to formally welcome you to The Committed Indian. Whether you’re new here, or just following us from a previous venture, we’re glad to have you. After the jump, we’ll delve into some of the particulars about the site.
