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Introducing Neal Livingston, Now Covering The Oklahoma City Barons

by - Serge Melki  - The Bricktown Canal in Oklahoma City.


After a prolonged search and months of assessment, the group here has finally hung a shingle in Oklahoma City.  In from a day of chasing dogies all over the prairie, Neal Livingston has agreed to cover the Oklahoma City Barons for The Copper & Blue.  Neal is an Oklahoma City local, he wears a ten-gallon hat and cowboy boots, and drives a 1977 Ford Bronco.  He enjoys chewing tobacco, Clint Eastwood and rattlesnake round-ups.

Actually, Neal is an enormous hockey fan, and an enormous Barons' fan even though they've yet to play a game.  Neal is a graphic and web designer, so if you're in need of some design work, you know where to find your man.  Aside from doing great design work, Neal is a creative and thoughtful writer, and we expect him to deliver the best Barons coverage anywhere.

He's going to be covering the Barons through game recaps, team and news analysis, and some other special features that we'll unveil as the season progresses.  

Please join me in welcoming Neal to the biggest group of curmudgeons in the hockey world.

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Welcome Neal!

As for the rest of the staff here at the C&B, it’s nice to see the “assessment” time be over and you guys getting your roster set well in time for the season!

by gr8one1 on Aug 23, 2010 6:41 AM MDT reply actions  

Agreed

Looking forward to seeing a full roster & getting the renovations done to the Cox Center.

Neal Livingston

by Neal Livingston on Aug 23, 2010 8:40 AM MDT up reply actions  

Scoring chances

I’m not sure if Neal will be able to record games, but getting scoring chances from OKC would be unreal. I recognize that would probably be way more work than Neal signed up for, so just looking forward to coverage of the Barons!

by Smytty777 on Aug 23, 2010 8:40 AM MDT reply actions  

Welcome, Neal! Looking forward to your coverage of the Barons. They’re surely going to be a lot more competitive than the Falcons were the past couple of years, and should be a lot more fun to follow. Looking forward to doing just that right here on the Copper & Blue.

Writer for The Copper & Blue and primary shareholder of Zorg Industries

"Never be ashamed of who you are" -- Jean-Baptiste Emanuel Zorg

by Bruce McCurdy on Aug 23, 2010 9:27 AM MDT reply actions  

Not one word about his courage? Are we putting more jam on our crust or what?

(Welcome aboard, Neal!)

by Benjamin Massey on Aug 23, 2010 11:04 AM MDT via mobile reply actions  

Looking forward to your work!

Sir, I’m looking forward to your work and wishing you the best of luck with the guys here!

by verduci on Aug 23, 2010 11:18 AM MDT reply actions  

Neal is the driving force of the new millennium.

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by chappy35 on Aug 23, 2010 4:58 PM MDT reply actions  

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