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Tuesday, December 17, 2019

NHL Hockey Schedule December 17, 2019

Buffalo	Toronto	7:00 pm NBCS	Scotiabank Arena
Anaheim	Philadelphia	7:00 pm	Wells Fargo Center
Nashville	N.Y. Islanders	7:00 pm	Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum
Ottawa	Tampa Bay	7:00 pm	Amalie Arena
Los Angeles	Boston	7:00 pm	TD Garden
Columbus	Detroit	7:30 pm	Little Caesars Arena
Carolina	Winnipeg	8:00 pm	Bell MTS Place
Pittsburgh	Calgary	9:00 pm	Scotiabank Saddledome
Minnesota	Vegas	10:00 pm	T-Mobile Arena
Montreal	Vancouver	10:00 pm	Rogers Arena
Arizona	San Jose	10:30 pm	SAP Center at San Jose

Thursday, April 30, 2015

NHL Hockey Changes That Need To Be Made

For the longest time I watch and followed the NHL as it was a sport I really enjoyed a lot. Now do not get me wrong I still love it but I think some changes need to made to the game. Fighting it seems these days are a big part of the game. In the Olympics you see no fighting and it is a much more crisper game and fun to watch and enjoy. Fighting also takes a way from the players who really are very talented. I think hockey players do not get enough credit for how good they really happen to be. I kńow fighting will never leave the sport, but toning it down would be a good idea.

The second thing I would love to see is better promotion of the game by the networks and the NHL. Some of the people I talk to do not even realize half the time a game is on television. A good idea would be to have more games around the holidays like the NBA and NFL has capitalized on. Promotion is something that the NHL does not do very well at all.

Marketing is another area that the NHLmis lacking as well. If you go into stores during hockey season you cannot even find and type of merchandise. As kids grow up they could collect hockey things like they do other sports. The problem is most stores do not even realize that the NHL exists anymore and that is a shame. The NHL has a good product but are dropping the ball many different ways. If the NHL wants to grow and get more involved in the sport they need to market better. By marketing better there television contracts will get better and players, fans, and everyone else will benefit. Hopefully, the NHL will quit dropping the ball and make the NHL a quality product again.