We had five weeks to get hockey on the air. We moved mountains to deliver hockey to the fans.

The hallmark of the wolverine is its almost insatiable need to stay on the move. They go over mountains in Glacier National Park like we cross a street.

It's no secret that our company views sports television as valuable to our overall television strategy. Ownership of a team gets you in the door with that kind of programming and ensures you are going to be there long-term.

They advertised that you should buy the sports tier when, at the very least, they knew there was a dispute. That's infuriating.

We've given them exactly what's in the contract. It never contemplated hockey. We don't have an obligation to add hockey unless they agree to our terms.

We would love to have the N.F.L.. We're thrilled to still be talking.