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Price of success
And having young, marketable stars with a high octane offense. Our dynasty teams seemingly didn’t get much love in terms of national broadcasts lol
Price of success
Having a young American star player who is really exciting to watch is the biggest factor.And having young, marketable stars with a high octane offense. Our dynasty teams seemingly didn’t get much love in terms of national broadcasts lol
I don't understand the Trouba hate? I like him.
*TwoHaving a young American star player who is really exciting to watch is the biggest factor.
And having young, marketable stars with a high octane offense. Our dynasty teams seemingly didn’t get much love in terms of national broadcasts lol
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Back in the day before I could afford Center Ice, the ESPN broadcasts were the only ones when I could catch the Devils live. I seem to recall this Devils/Avs regular season game being on ESPN when Patty got a hat trick.
Ftorek throwing the bench was on an ESPN broadcast.
A subjectively “pedestrian” bottom 6 does not automatically make for a team that can’t compete for a playoff spot.Jack was responsible for 15% of this teams goals.
Replace Jack as 1C with Nico and Nico with Huala or Mercer and your 6 top becomes instantly pedestrian.
That's the fallacy of cord cutting. Any service that pays to redistribute content is ultimately going to be somewhat expensive. I'm amazed the public couldn't see that when the cord cutting movement got started.I was going to look into the MSG+ subscription plan, but I can’t even find a place to just view the options. I don’t even think it’s available on Roku either.
FuboTV again for me, I guess. I actually like the service, it’s just incredibly expensive.
That's the fallacy of cord cutting. Any service that pays to redistribute content is ultimately going to be somewhat expensive. I'm amazed the public couldn't see that when the cord cutting movement got started.
It was the same thing for the season opener last year.Espn+ for the opener? F that. How can they not have the opener with our boys Bill and Dano
Can't say I've ever "liked" a Ranger...
Maybe a slight soft spot for Gomez, but even then I was pretty pissed off at him back in 2007.
I liked from the time he Jon Merrill's partner at Michigan and from team USA at the World Juniors. I tend to like the players that went through the Development team and I don't stop liking them when they end up on a team that I don't like.
Maybe there's a chance we get Bob Wischusen for at least some of the home games, as he's presumably a local guy since he does NFL Jets radio. He really should be the lead PBP guy for ESPN, but he's not.I'm sure we'll get bald baseball f*** on the ESPN broadcasts too.
That's the fallacy of cord cutting. Any service that pays to redistribute content is ultimately going to be somewhat expensive. I'm amazed the public couldn't see that when the cord cutting movement got started.
I liked from the time he Jon Merrill's partner at Michigan and from team USA at the World Juniors. I tend to like the players that went through the Development team and I don't stop liking them when they end up on a team that I don't like.
College hockey is a lot of fun. I find the games very exciting and the atmosphere is super fun.Logical. I don't have an attachment to any prospects, well not until they become draftees of the Devils.
I don't follow any youth leagues or whatever.
better than quinn would be enough to break down the health care system in vancouver.I would slow down expectations about Luke being better than Jack.
I always had a soft spot for Leetch and Richter after we beat Canada for the gold at 1996 World Cup.Can't say I've ever "liked" a Ranger...
Maybe a slight soft spot for Gomez, but even then I was pretty pissed off at him back in 2007.
Taylor Hall during his MVP year contributed 16% of the teams goals...14.76% of the total offense 93/630 total pointsA subjectively “pedestrian” bottom 6 does not automatically make for a team that can’t compete for a playoff spot.
This isn’t Taylor Hall having a career, MVP level season, dragging a team into the playoffs by a single point. This was a 112 point team that rattled off 13 straight wins and set a franchise record. It’s insulting to imply that this isn’t a solid team across the board.
Soft spot for Lundqvist.I always had a soft spot for Leetch and Richter after we beat Canada for the gold at 1996 World Cup.