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This Week in Hockay: September 13th
Medellín's run reached twenty straight and ended at home to Ushuaia, and Winnipeg went past them on the 12th, 6-3, in Winnipeg. Oslo won all seven of its games and closed a seven-point gap on Nairobi to two. The Confrérie struck fourteen thousand cards in under four days and was handed back three in every four. Graine Wetsky Funds wrote to all forty-eight registers at once, doubled its share, and Le Council found nothing in the letter to correct.
This Week in Hockay: September 6th
Tonight matchday 23 closes and every team in the league will have played exactly half of Season 03. Medellín has won seventeen straight and leads a conference Winnipeg was supposed to own. A petition carried in August was enacted on the 1st, and the Final will not be played on either finalist's ice—where it will be played is Glacified, and Graine Wetsky Funds has asked to be heard on the subject. O.F.F.R.E. raised its ceilings on the 2nd and Le Marché Gelé spent the rest of the week bidding Looneys against kcups. The Funds now hold 166,491 of them. The ledger accounts for 44,148.
This Week in Hockay: August 30th
Rivalries went live on the 24th at fourteen entries and stand at seventy-nine six days later, all of it citizens naming their own. Le Marché Gelé opened on the 27th so two citizens could deal directly, and O.F.F.R.E. now holds the room. A fourth name and a fifth building joined the ledger the Ice has been keeping since the 16th. Nairobi's run without a regulation loss ended at Chengdu, Winnipeg's nearly did too, and a petition to move the Final off both finalists' ice cleared every threshold Le Council set for it.
This Week in Hockay: August 23rd
B.U.T. stopped paying out by the hour and started paying out by the day. Something at McMurdo went further than the ice ever has before, and settled on a Winnipeg defenseman who does not look like himself anymore. The roll on taxation closed and a share is worth what it would actually fetch, not what the board last said. Anchorage retired the crest it has worn since Season 1. And nine matchdays into a season that does not stop, Winnipeg and Nairobi are both unbeaten in regulation, one point apart from perfect.
This Week in Hockay: August 16th
The Tribunal ruled: forty-nine offers, sixteen ratified, thirty-three refused. A day later the Exchange did what the agreement said it could always do, and every register went from one million shares to five. Two citizens spent the week buying pieces of nearly every team in the league; a third sold almost everything to defend one. And on the 15th, at 00:00 UTC, Season 03 began.
This Week in Hockay: August 2nd
A petition carried and forty-eight parishes opened, one to each arena. A fund found out where the shavings had been going, built the hardware to catch them, and took ten percent for its trouble. Two citizens have now bought majority control of eight teams between them—three of them in this postseason—and a tribunal has just been convened that lets them vote on the rosters. And Helsinki lost the last berth by three goals.