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Originally Posted by J-bo09
What I'm telling you is that up to and when the lock out occurred, in the office it was business as usual. Of course managemt has a plan.
My guess is when the staff gets in, they will have a meeting with management, and by the time the office opens you will see communication from the team.
Yes it is 2012, but the Flames front office still has normal business hours.
I would be willing to bet STHs will see something tomorrow.
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And yet plenty of other teams have figured out ways to get notifications sent out outside of normal business hours. The last lock-out was 8 years ago - god forbid the Flames pay a little OT to get the info out to people on a Sunday like other NHL teams.
It's not the end of the world, but the key is that if other NHL teams are doing it, why shouldn't the Flames?