FS Carolinas Releases Hurricanes TV Schedule - 65 Games Slated
FS Carolinas and the Carolina Hurricanes just released their broadcast schedule for the 2009-10 season and a total of 65 out of 82 games will be shown locally to fans. Out of that total, 35 road games are included. John Forslund and Tripp Tracy will continue to work the booth.
This is the exact same number of games that the network broadcast last season, although higher than the 55 they broadcast in 2007-08. The home opener against Philadelphia is on the list as well as the road game in Boston the following night.
The HD schedule has yet to be announced and will be forthcoming.
You can check the entire schedule at this link.
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HD schedule non announcement has me worried. They CLAIMED last season that every broadcast would be HD this year. I will find that source later when I am not at work to prove I am not crazy.
This has been a major source of frustration for me. I will do some research tonight and find out how far down the rung we are in % of broadcasts in HD. I can’t imagine there are many below us on this one.
I’m pretty sure CanesVIsion broadcast the jumbotron feed for the home games. There wasn’t any sound and Chuck was a little delayed but it was better than nothing. I don’t know if they’ll do it again this year what with the new JT and all, but it’s something to keep an eye out for.
Well, one of those three is on during a Sunday afternoon NFL slot.
The two games in early January not being broadcast are also right at the beginning of ACC Bball season.
by Iggy Reilly on Aug 28, 2009 10:58 PM EDT up reply actions
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I think 65 games telivised is more than last season. We have to take what we can get.
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Great minds think alike…
Let's go Canes!
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by Carolyn Christians on Aug 29, 2009 9:33 AM EDT up reply actions
DId anyone hear Rutherford on the Buzz yesterday? I had a lot going on and heard mention of the VS schedule and how the Storm Squad was so professional.
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by Carolyn Christians on Aug 29, 2009 9:33 AM EDT reply actions
I heard most of it. It started about him being a baseball fan and watching a lot of that during the summer. David Glenn asked him if the Hurricanes were the first team to come up with the Storm Squad idea, and JR said no, other teams had tried it before, but maybe the idea never clicked like it did here. He was proud of the professional way that the girls acted and since this was a family environment at the RBC, he was pleased with the way the Storm Squad fits within that. It’s not like that in some other markets.
When asked about the Versus snub, JR did not mince words. He said there was no good reason for the Canes to be left off the schedule and it goes against what the league is trying to do. (sound familiar?) The league puts teams in the non-traditional markets and tries to get them going, and then the television network ignores them? It’s not right. Plus, the Hurricanes have an exciting team to watch and their ratings are not bad. He does not get it. We have two stars of the league in Eric Staal and Cam Ward that people around the league want to watch. If the network is required to show Alex Ovechkin or Sid Crosby every game, then at least show a game when the Canes play one of those teams. He said that he could almost understand it if the team was not a good team and they were boring with no chance to make the playoffs, but after what the team accomplished last season, that is certainly not the case.
Then they talked about Friesen’s 5K. This is all from memory, I might have forgotton something.
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It has to be that someone doesn't like the Canes........period.
There can be no other explanation. Those are all good legit points. Just jump on the Canes hater’s bandwagon. We will see you in the finals you bunch of jackasses.
Maybe when VS shows up in Raleigh for the ECF, Rutherford will refuse them access to the Press Cafe.
I did hear him saying something on the Buzz like how embarrassing it will be for the VS team to cover the Canes in a late Playoff series (and he covered himself that this was hypothetical not a predicion so as to appease the h-gods – relax!) without ever having shown a regular season game.
Going back to the Buffalo ratings on VS issue – if it’s all about local markets like Forslund said, does the first year of the VS-NHL contract correspond to the big year Buffalo had – was it 06-07? I haven’t figured that out, but would make sense that when everyone was hopping on the Sabre bandwagon ih upstate NY, if that was when VS was determining where their best markets were in the first year of coverage, Buffalo ratings might have looked so strong. (and the Canes wouldn’t have). From then on, it became a self-fulfilling prophecy.
Let's go Canes!
Hakkaa Paalle!
by Carolyn Christians on Aug 29, 2009 1:09 PM EDT reply actions
I am just going to whine for a second, cannot help it.
I absolutely cannot believe that Versus left us out; we were one of the final four last year, yet not worth televising at least once? I was definitely looking forward to at least two guaranteed games that I could watch this year. If anyone wants to look at the versus schedule- heres their crappy website- http://www.versus.com/nw/article/view/1367/?tf=NHL_Schedule_ArticleWrapper.tpl
by PittsburghCaniac on Aug 30, 2009 12:44 PM EDT reply actions
Of course we could always take the high road.....
but what would the fun be in that? I believe on the VS website there is a “Contact us” button. I wonder what might happen if all the Caniacs sent an e-mail to VS HQ and told them we don’t want them here anyway….that could be fun, right
You need to check out the discussion here at CC a few days ago when VS announced the schedule. There was quite a letter-writing campaign by the angry mob. Feel free to join in. I’m sure it’s not too late……..
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Hakkaa Paalle!
by Carolyn Christians on Aug 30, 2009 10:46 PM EDT up reply actions




















