Jeremy Roenick unveils never-before-told before story during his time with the Chicago Blackhawks

It was in '94. We were gonna lock out - the players were gonna stop playing before the playoffs. That was gonna be our way of having the upper hand.

So we're playing in Detroit. And we're waiting for 12 o'clock to roll around, because at 12 o'clock, they were supposed to shut the season down. It was the last game of the season. So a bunch of us go across the border to Windsor. We're at a bar, we're boozing, we're waiting for 12 o'clock. 12 o'clock comes - nothing. No call.

3 o'clock - still no call. Finally, one of the teammates gets a call from the league. Now we're 25 or 30 guys in, four hours deep. Next thing you know, the NHL calls and says, 'We're gonna strike tomorrow'.

We went straight into Joe Louis Arena. We walk in, Mike Keenan sees us, and he just shakes his head. But we tied, 3-3, and I had a goal and an assist.