I've talked to players before about - you can't turn this around. It has to be about the fans. People have a right to boo.

Most of the people are racing fans and like to see the cars up close.

I don't know if any one thing is a bigger hurdle than the other. We are demonstrating to the fans we appreciate them staying with us, and we're going to deliver to them an enhanced entertainment product and a chance for all teams to compete for the Stanley Cup.

the fans who have paid for the Sunday Ticket are really upset ... and so am I.

Once an initial group of fans who want to see a particular show and have not been able to do so tap into online viewing and get their fill, can this continue to be a viable business model? I can see this generating a lot of interest up front but I'm not sure if there is any longevity.

It wouldn't hurt if the millions of his fans would start to pray for him. Don, as do I ... believe in the power of prayer.