Thank You

[bprice]

Don't blame the NHL for our fate.

It's the NHLPA that is preventing us from getting our license back.

It's an old story and not worth repeating. We just play the hand that we have been dealt to the best of our ability, with the collector in mind.

More importantly, let's have the NHL and NHLPA get this labor issue solved and get the game back on. Tired of watching The Voice.

Brian Price

[flopfish]

Don't blame the NHL for our fate.

It's the NHLPA that is preventing us from getting our license back.

It's an old story and not worth repeating. We just play the hand that we have been dealt to the best of our ability, with the collector in mind.

More importantly, let's have the NHL and NHLPA get this labor issue solved and get the game back on. Tired of watching The Voice.

Brian Price

The Voice? Ouch... You should try to get out to some CHL and AHL games to do some "scouting" for future products ;)

[Fleury14]

I swung by the ITG area around 4:30pm on Sunday after digging through bins for 6 hours, and everything was basically packed up and the floor was barren (which means they must have started closing it down around 3pm or earlier).

Was pretty surprised to see a card manufacturer close up shop so early with the Expo not shutting down til 6pm.

[jogesc2]

Don't blame the NHL for our fate.

It's the NHLPA that is preventing us from getting our license back.

It's an old story and not worth repeating. We just play the hand that we have been dealt to the best of our ability, with the collector in mind.

More importantly, let's have the NHL and NHLPA get this labor issue solved and get the game back on. Tired of watching The Voice.

Brian Price

Could you not just get an NHL license, which would then allow you to show the players in their jerseys rather than just head shots? Or do you have to have an agreement with both?

[centrehice]

The Voice - what a waste of electricity, Television plasma, and time.

[piper1]

I swung by the ITG area around 4:30pm on Sunday after digging through bins for 6 hours, and everything was basically packed up and the floor was barren (which means they must have started closing it down around 3pm or earlier).

Was pretty surprised to see a card manufacturer close up shop so early with the Expo not shutting down til 6pm.

They had it written into their schedule that they would be closing at 3:30pm so maybe you should have started in that corner first and worked your way back to the entrance.