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Originally Posted by Hot_Flatus
Well sorry to say this but the coverage those networks offered was downright embarrassing all things considered. If your benchmark is to put all your money into broadcasting a select few games a week to a hockey mad market and piggy backing other networks to produce the rest, then that's your problem right there.
Please tell me why a couple typos and one or two sub par commentators in the first week of the season makes your life such a living hell? Would you rather have slightly better production value and have to listen to Robb Kerr again?  |
Who in this entire thread has ever mentioned once that this has had any impact whatsoever on my life? Get a grip man. Make a valid point without slathering it in hyperbole.
And when was "piggy backing other networks to produce the rest"? Or were you isolating me referencing CBC to make your point, and ignoring the rest.
You make absolutely no sense. When did I ever say I wanted Rob Kerr back.
Here, I'll make my point really clear:
1. Tomorrow will be a great day for me! I won't have any thoughts of hurting myself or others due to the Sportsnet broadcast. I made a great thai chicken bok choy soup for lunch, unaffected by the Sportsnet broadcast.
2. Rogers bought exclusive rights to NHL games played here in Canada, so we no longer have alternatives for Flames games
3. TSN did a great job
4. CBC NHIC was great
5. Typos aren't tolerated in my work, I don't get how it is in theirs
6. NHL facts should be accurate in an NHL broadcast
7. Annoying talking heads should be replaced with tolerable and enjoyable talking heads
Questions?