From http://www.nhl.com/ice/news.htm?id=762781
"Barberio has the most experience and has done a good job of providing toughness" - in context of discussing our rookie defensemen - Witko / Nestea / Barbs.
Witkowski and Nesterov are rookies who will be expected to stay at home, block shots, and handle physical play.
He also labels Nestea a stay at home dman
#scoutingreport
From http://www.nhl.com/ice/news.htm?id=762781
"Barberio has the most experience and has done a good job of providing toughness" - in context of discussing our rookie defensemen - Witko / Nestea / Barbs.
From http://www.nhl.com/ice/news.htm?id=762781
"Barberio has the most experience and has done a good job of providing toughness" - in context of discussing our rookie defensemen - Witko / Nestea / Barbs.
Despite leading the NHL in goals scored, the power play has been inconsistent and is in the middle of the pack. The inconsistency has been frustrating to Stamkos, who has often questioned his teammates' efforts when the unit has struggled.
What is the injury situation for the Wings? They scratched against Carolina:
DETROIT RED WINGS SCRATCHES
Justin Abdelkader
Erik Cole
Pavel Datsyuk
Jonas Gustavsson
Niklas Kronwall
Brendan Smith
Henrik Zetterberg
Which ones of these are truly injured and due to miss game 1?
TV wise Sun could pick up games 1,3, and 4. NBC has exclusive rights to the games they pick to broadcast over the air.
I don't see where it says "Game Prediction". What does it say?
In Tampa, and perhaps in the entire Central Florida region, Rays games are on Sun Sports and Marlins games are on Fox Sports Florida throughout the Spring and Summer, but if there are conflicts with Marlins games and Lightning games, then the Lightning games win out. Any non-NBC games are not exclusive national broadcasts; those games will be available with a local broadcast, and per Erlendsson, they will be on Fox Sports Florida.
I don't like the idea that the Lightning get "relegated" from their main network to the other network during the playoffs, but, whatever, that's how it works. But anywhere you see the Marlins, scratch it. That's not gonna happen unless, like briefly during Game 2 a year ago, some people behind the switches really screw things up.
For someone who has no clue about how sports TV and contracts works in North America, will we get Rick?