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Jeremy Laura
Detroit Red Wings
Location: MI
Joined: 01.26.2016

Jun 28 @ 10:32 AM ET
Jeremy Laura: The Winged Wheel episode 7
HenryHockey
Season Ticket Holder
Detroit Red Wings
Location: Gwinn, MI
Joined: 01.26.2020

Jun 28 @ 1:25 PM ET
If the playoffs are canceled....then the next season may start near the usual time......maybe.
I would hope that the playoffs do go as scheduled. We need to to have something to cheer for, even if our team is not involved.
Jeremy Laura
Detroit Red Wings
Location: MI
Joined: 01.26.2016

Jun 28 @ 1:49 PM ET
If the playoffs are canceled....then the next season may start near the usual time......maybe.
I would hope that the playoffs do go as scheduled. We need to to have something to cheer for, even if our team is not involved.

- HenryHockey


Absolutely. Just seems like a ton of stress and expense to get hockey going in August. Normal start would be October. The waiting stinks but at what point is it too much to try and salvage the playoffs? That’s my only point
gergeswillems
Detroit Red Wings
Location: Malkin wants to be The Man, ON
Joined: 02.01.2016

Jun 28 @ 2:41 PM ET
Absolutely. Just seems like a ton of stress and expense to get hockey going in August. Normal start would be October. The waiting stinks but at what point is it too much to try and salvage the playoffs? That’s my only point
- Jeremy Laura

Blashill needs the extra time off to rehearse his Tony Robbins tapes.



Jeremy Laura
Detroit Red Wings
Location: MI
Joined: 01.26.2016

Jun 28 @ 3:15 PM ET
Blashill needs the extra time off to rehearse his Tony Robbins tapes.




- gergeswillems


Good old banana hands!
RedC21
Calgary Flames
Joined: 01.18.2013

Jun 28 @ 4:22 PM ET
Absolutely. Just seems like a ton of stress and expense to get hockey going in August. Normal start would be October. The waiting stinks but at what point is it too much to try and salvage the playoffs? That’s my only point
- Jeremy Laura


I think it really depends on what the league’s plans are. If they’re firm on not starting next season without fans in the stands you’re likely looking at a December/January start date anyway. In the meantime if they can conclude this season without fans they might as well try, worst case scenario is it doesn’t happen anyways.

By my estimates based on the timeline that next season could start, I’m guessing mid-September as the latest potential start date. But the only thing I know for sure is that corona is like a day-to-day injury. We’ll revaluate tomorrow to see if we can move forward and there is no predetermined timeline when it comes to anything
Jeremy Laura
Detroit Red Wings
Location: MI
Joined: 01.26.2016

Jun 28 @ 5:47 PM ET
I think it really depends on what the league’s plans are. If they’re firm on not starting next season without fans in the stands you’re likely looking at a December/January start date anyway. In the meantime if they can conclude this season without fans they might as well try, worst case scenario is it doesn’t happen anyways.

By my estimates based on the timeline that next season could start, I’m guessing mid-September as the latest potential start date. But the only thing I know for sure is that corona is like a day-to-day injury. We’ll revaluate tomorrow to see if we can move forward and there is no predetermined timeline when it comes to anything

- RedC21


Absolutely day to day. Part of it all is that camps would have started in September. By waiting that one extra month, teams could have time to implement “bubbles” on a city by city basis. The NHL will have a lot of trouble without the gate, but can swing it for some time. The AHL can’t swing it at all it looks like. The logistics of bringing 12 teams in and keeping them “bubbled” in one area is just so Herculean. Waiting that one or two months and starting on time may help to get ahead of this a bit more. I honestly think this format will be lucky to “break even” at this point. At worst, it could be an economic loss.

My thoughts on fundraising would be a throwback to the old World Wars. Have teams allow people to buy “stocks or bonds”. Maybe even have the NHL do an IPO like the WWE did. That are some ways to bring in outside money, but you have to get creative
RedC21
Calgary Flames
Joined: 01.18.2013

Jun 28 @ 7:45 PM ET
Absolutely day to day. Part of it all is that camps would have started in September. By waiting that one extra month, teams could have time to implement “bubbles” on a city by city basis. The NHL will have a lot of trouble without the gate, but can swing it for some time. The AHL can’t swing it at all it looks like. The logistics of bringing 12 teams in and keeping them “bubbled” in one area is just so Herculean. Waiting that one or two months and starting on time may help to get ahead of this a bit more. I honestly think this format will be lucky to “break even” at this point. At worst, it could be an economic loss.

My thoughts on fundraising would be a throwback to the old World Wars. Have teams allow people to buy “stocks or bonds”. Maybe even have the NHL do an IPO like the WWE did. That are some ways to bring in outside money, but you have to get creative

- Jeremy Laura


Yeah I really don’t know what’s going to happen or wether it will work or not. It’s been said another reason why the league wants to push this is to try and get ahead of any issues surrounding re-start before next season. In this sense the league will use the playoffs as a test run for next year
Jeremy Laura
Detroit Red Wings
Location: MI
Joined: 01.26.2016

Jun 28 @ 7:51 PM ET
Yeah I really don’t know what’s going to happen or wether it will work or not. It’s been said another reason why the league wants to push this is to try and get ahead of any issues surrounding re-start before next season. In this sense the league will use the playoffs as a test run for next year
- RedC21


That’s a really interesting insight. Sort of a test case. I appreciate that thought. Thanks for that!