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So if the Winter Classic gets cancelled what are you going to do?

I'll be pretty ticked off and at this point I'll be happy to have my money back.

I wonder how long it will take to get credited, better not be any funny business, or silly games from the NHL or ticketmaster, I also think the NHL will need to do some damage control and would think it would be very big of them to cut their losses and pay the service fees but yeah right I seriously doubt it.

Im glad I got a hotel with a cancellation policy. I feel bad for those that didnt.

Will I buy again in 2014 if they re-schedual? Thats a hard question to answer right now, my heart says I love the wings love the game of hockey I love the idea of being 1 of 100 000 plus fans in an outdoor rink making history, but my head says turn your back to the NHL, everyone really should leave those areas empty for a good year make them all feel like they are playing on long island all year long, again wishful thinking, if I dont take those seats someone else will and I'll miss the experience.

It will be a real shame.

So far I havnt heard a thing about Johan Franzen this fall is he working out with the team in Detroit?

I havnt heard of him playing in Europe, what is he doing sitting at home having "fun"?



There has to be some other missing wings too, but it makes me wonder about this guy.

He is all painted up

I like it, looking forward to seeing how he performs in Red and white vs blue and white

http://redwings.nhl.com/club/gallery.htm?id=31030

So I have some tickets to the winter classic and I think it would be a smart idea to book a hotel in the Detroit area for New Years Eve, but the idea of sitting in a Hotel room somewhere between Detroit and Ann Arbor and watching the ball drop dosnt really appeal to me. Al I have ever really known Detroit for is sports so what do you guys do for New Years Eve?