Any better way to watch the tape with more angles and cameras?

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    As someone who goes back and watches a lot of film and tape from past games, I was wondering if there's any way to watch games with and from more cameras/angles than the standard video camera in the Home/Away Broadcasts for each game that basically tracks the puck.

    So it can be hard to see what players without the puck are doing at times. I got to thinking what are teams and video guys who prescout other teams watching when they do their scouting so they can get a better view of what is going on.

    NFL has a service called Game Pass that lets you watch every game with all 22 camera angles for each play. Was wondering if there might be something similar for NHL?
     
    Filthy Dangles, Sep 24, 2018
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