Occupying NHL headquarters during lockout: An unsuccessful, but admirable, attempt (VIDEO)
During the early stages of the NHL lockout, there was some talk about an Occupy Wall St.-esque response from fans that would, in the words of the great Reg Dunlop, let'em know we're there. Alas, a little thing called "uncontainable apathy" stood in the way of puckheads taking up residence at the NHL's New York locations.
Undaunted, Philadelphia Flyers fan and comedian Trey Galyon led a one-man, Michael Moore-esque assault on the NHL's headquarters in the Big Apple recently. Here are the results:
OK, so it wasn't exactly all that serious. (What part of "comedian" did you miss?)
"I am the 99 percent of the 24 percent of Americans that like hockey." Brilliant.
