bunny89
Verified Trader
I'm a bit biased because I read EVERYTHING that these two guys write for ESPN, but both of these columns made sense on alot of levels for me:
The always hillarious Bill Simmons
The always somber John Buccigros
Both are a pretty good read.
One thing that never seems to be mentioned in all of the write-ups, obituaries and general "lockout rage", is that now that the sport is truly global, what makes people believe that the folks who come from accross the pond to play in the NHL really care about the success (or failure) of the NHL? Obviously they are more than content to play at home, for similar bucks - albeit on a smaller stage. I can't blame them one bit. My job requires me to travel quite frequently, and I am always my happiest when I work right here in Chicago. Just something to think about...
The always hillarious Bill Simmons
The always somber John Buccigros
Both are a pretty good read.
One thing that never seems to be mentioned in all of the write-ups, obituaries and general "lockout rage", is that now that the sport is truly global, what makes people believe that the folks who come from accross the pond to play in the NHL really care about the success (or failure) of the NHL? Obviously they are more than content to play at home, for similar bucks - albeit on a smaller stage. I can't blame them one bit. My job requires me to travel quite frequently, and I am always my happiest when I work right here in Chicago. Just something to think about...