Senators tv schedule
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sensR4real
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DrunkUncleDenis
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You posted no link, but I'm assuming it's this one:
http://senators.nhl.com/club/schedule.htm
They only posted the national games so far (CBC, TSN, etc) Sportsnet East will carry most of the other games, just like every year.
Don't panic. It will be okay.
tony d
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There are already 14 games spoken for and SNET get's 40 (althought there are only 34 left). don't worry.
Back in Black
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And I was right:
http://senators.nhl.com/club/news.htm?id=650229
All remaining 34 covered. 100% of games on TV.
NOTE: ONE GAME ON SNET-SENS: Tuesday, April 2, at Boston, 7 p.m. (Sportsnet Sens)
Senator Stanley
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RedWhiteBlackGold
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Awesome tv schedule. The only time Ottawa gets aired on CBC over here is when they are playing Toronto, an afternoon game, or against the Canadiens when Toronto has the night off.
I think the only game I'll have to go online for to watch is the last game against the Flyers.
I think the only game I'll have to go online for to watch is the last game against the Flyers.
sensR4real
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I am assuming that you are refering to the (sportsnet sens) game. Didn't that channel come free when you have sportsnet?
FolignoQuantumLeap
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I wish Sportsnet Sens was actually used. Not for more games but at least for any kind of content at all. Its a station that just sits there idle for months and months only to be used once or twice a season. Put on some replays, B Sens, Overtime, classic games etc. This is already content that exists and requires no effort besides the choice to air it. I'd gladly pay the money if Sportsnet produced a Blue Jays in 30 type program for Sens games.
Senator Stanley
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It isn't really a channel. It's only purpose is to carry the odd spill-over game.
Kind of sucks for the HNIC games. There are 5 games that start at 7:00 pm/1900h and 4 of those are against the Leafs. The other one is at home against the Flyers. The other 5 Saturday games are afternoon starts
with two of those on HNIC both against the Jets.
and even that game might get shown if Toronto & Montreal don't play a meaningful game that night.
Great schedule.
internetdotcom
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With how bad the Leafs have been the last, oh, 40 years or so (
), how many times have you seen one of their games, meaningful or not, pre-empted in favour of a Sens game?Also, in a 48-game season, realistically its going to be a dogfight for the playoffs and playoff seeding, so for most teams (except maybe Columbus), pretty much the entire schedule will be meaningful games.
Caeldan
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Kind of sucks for the HNIC games. There are 5 games that start at 7:00 pm/1900h and 4 of those are against the Leafs. The other one is at home against the Flyers. The other 5 Saturday games are afternoon starts
I actually like the Saturday afternoon starts. For one it means we get national broadcast. For two it means I get an excuse to sit back with my feet up and a beverage in hand in the mid afternoon!
Then I can go do things with my non-hockey watching friends in the evening and not have to sit in front of my computer watching CBC's regional stream to get my Saturday hockey fix.
pepty
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I think the CBC has only picked up this Saturday for the season launch and the Hockey Day in Canada game.
The other Saturday afternoon games won't be on CBC at all, never mind the national broadcast, they will be on Sportsnet which is regional.
JB52
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There's 8 games scheduled on CBC
4 at 7pm against Toronto that will be broadcast nationaly (because after all, it's the Maple Leafs).
2 at 2pm against Winnipeg that should be broadcast nationaly
1 at 2PM against Montreal that will surely be broadcast nationaly
1 against Philadelphia that will only be at CBC Ottawa because the Maple Leafs play against Montreal on the majority of CBC affiliates.
Personally, i'm in Quebec City, but with Bell Fibe I have CBC Montreal and CBC Ottawa (go figure out why) so I expect to see all CBC games.
For the rest of the season, I have Sportsnet east but only in SD, so I might have to watch on RDS and TVA sports if i want to see the games in HD.
4 at 7pm against Toronto that will be broadcast nationaly (because after all, it's the Maple Leafs).
2 at 2pm against Winnipeg that should be broadcast nationaly
1 at 2PM against Montreal that will surely be broadcast nationaly
1 against Philadelphia that will only be at CBC Ottawa because the Maple Leafs play against Montreal on the majority of CBC affiliates.
Personally, i'm in Quebec City, but with Bell Fibe I have CBC Montreal and CBC Ottawa (go figure out why) so I expect to see all CBC games.
For the rest of the season, I have Sportsnet east but only in SD, so I might have to watch on RDS and TVA sports if i want to see the games in HD.
rds picked up
sens-jets 19th
panthers-sens 21st
sens-lightning 25th
no full release of "le hockey subway des senateurs" yet, but we know the crew for sens games (other than the habs ones) will be patty lalime and yannick bouchard.
also, no news from tva yet.
sens-jets 19th
panthers-sens 21st
sens-lightning 25th
no full release of "le hockey subway des senateurs" yet, but we know the crew for sens games (other than the habs ones) will be patty lalime and yannick bouchard.
also, no news from tva yet.
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