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Category Archives: Sports on TV
Ducks announce schedule changes; TV dates coming soon.
The Ducks announced six new game times today; adjust your schedules accordingly: Tuesday, Nov. 1 at Washington – game time is now 4:30 p.m. PST Friday, Nov. 11 vs. Vancouver – game time is now 7:35 p.m. PST Monday, Dec. … Continue reading
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Ducks’ national TV schedule announced.
The Ducks will make their national television debut from Sweden this season, among eight scheduled appearances announced Thursday by the NHL. The Ducks-Rangers game on Oct. 8 in Stockholm will air on Versus (and be simulcast on Canadian network TSN). … Continue reading
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First-round local TV/radio schedule announced.
The Ducks have announced their local TV and radio schedule for their Western Conference quarterfinal series vs. Nashville: TV Game Date Venue Time (Pacific) TV 1 Wednesday, Apr. 13 Honda Center 7:30 p.m. KDOC 2 Friday, Apr. 15 Honda … Continue reading
Heritage Classic chat today.
Dear readers, I’ve accepted an invitation to participate in a live chat, hosted by HockeyPrimeTime.com, during today’s Heritage Classic game between Montreal and Calgary (starts at 3 p.m.). I’m extending the invitation to you – and to make it even … Continue reading
Ducks’ TV schedule includes a welcome upgrade.
The Ducks announced a TV package today that will see 81 of 82 games broadcast live — the other is being blacked out by Versus — and all 81 in high definition. That last bit of information will come as welcome … Continue reading
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USA 6, Finland 1.
Saku Koivu and Teemu Selanne won’t be playing for gold. Bobby Ryan and Ryan Whitney will be after a big win Friday over the Finns Team USA sent a message by scoring all six of their goals in the game’s … Continue reading
Hiller, Swiss come through in Olympics.
Jonas Hiller rebounded from some shaky moments in regulation to stop two of three attempts by Belarus in the shootout, and lift Switzerland to a 3-2 victory and a berth in the quarterfinals against Team USA. The Ducks netminder stopped … Continue reading
USA 5, Canada 3.
Believe it: The United States beat the Canadians on their own soil, going a perfect 3-0 in Group A and earning a bye into the quarterfinals of the Olympic men’s hockey tournament. With Corey Perry in the penalty box for … Continue reading
Cue your DVRs, Duck fans.
During the NHL Olympic Break, FSN Prime Ticket will re-air several Ducks games from the first half of the 2009-10 NHL season. The four-game classic series begins Friday, Feb. 19 at 8 p.m. with Anaheim’s 6-1 victory at Boston from … Continue reading
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Breaking the Bonds of servitude.
There were three chairs on the dais at Barry Bonds’ farewell press conference today, one for San Francisco Giants general manager Brian Sabean, one for owner Peter Magowan and one, presumably, for Bonds. Guess which seat was empty?
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