They GET to live in Canada.They have to live in Canada and care about one sport. Americans don’t care about this sport. Let them have this one.
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They GET to live in Canada.They have to live in Canada and care about one sport. Americans don’t care about this sport. Let them have this one.
Reading it was a fox thing for two years and left when fox no longer covered them. I think today’s tech might make it more palatable, however with resolution so good I don’t find it that hard to track the puck now.My son and I were watching last night (he had never watched hockey) and his first comment was "I can't tell where the puck is". That brought back a memory of the 90s/early 00s when TV used to project a "tail" on the puck. It was much easier to follow when that technology was used. Why did that go away? Did the purists not enjoy seeing that on TV? Anyone remember that era and that technology?
Ah...I forgot Fox did NHL...Fox owned the technology...makes sense.Reading it was a fox thing for two years and left when fox no longer covered them. I think today’s tech might make it more palatable, however with resolution so good I don’t find it that hard to track the puck now.
North of the border, 10.7 million Canadians - just over a quarter of the country's population - tuned into the 4 Nations final on Sportsnet with a peak of 7.3 million viewers and an average of 5.7 million.
Not trying to get banned, but can we all agree that those three fights in the first matchup were the best thing to happen to hockey in years? More eyes on the sport than there has been in a long time
Anybody have numbers from the olympics off the top of their head?