rangersblues
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- Mar 21, 2010
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I think the broadcast teams, both TV and radio, get the majority of their talking points from the front office. It's a sales pitch to keep people interested who can't attend games and get casual fans interested.Watched the game against Niagara and yes it was a struggle but what concerned me the most was how your TV personalities handled it. They kept saying Kitchener is a "young" team and with all this youth it was a learning curve for the young players and team. Now not sure why it bothered me but they kept throwing it out there so I decided to check - turns out Kitchener is the 8th oldest team with 12 other teams being younger than Kitchener ( from Elite Prospects). So if anything Kitchener is one of the older teams in the league. I have no bone to grind with you guys it is more of my frustration across the league on how either the TV guys don't know the facts or tend to stretch numbers to suit their needs. Yes this is every city and all broadcast teams and yes they are volunteers for the most part but I just wish they would not put misleading info out there. Again nothing to do with you guys, enjoy the posts on this thread just needed to rant somewhere and that game was my best example.
I believe it is a myth they are a young team. They are an inexperienced team in that most have not played top line roles or been on the top pp unit. At the end of the day it doesn't matter what the talking heads say - they are what they are.
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