When does Elliot get his first start? (answer Saturday vs Atlanta)

PKC wrote:Just try and find a feed from FSN Atlanta.

There is none, or it would be on Center Ice.

SeawaySensFan wrote:

PKC wrote:Just try and find a feed from FSN Atlanta.

There is none, or it would be on Center Ice.

Well that's a right pile of garbage. Here we go again I guess...same Dung from last year all over.

PKC wrote:

SeawaySensFan wrote:

PKC wrote:Just try and find a feed from FSN Atlanta.

There is none, or it would be on Center Ice.

Well that's a right pile of garbage. Here we go again I guess...same Dung from last year all over.

Yep, you can thank the Canadian Bastards Corporation for that one. Our tax dollars hard at work right there.

This is awesome. I spend $30 a month for the Sports Package (with CI); I spend $2 a month for the NHLN; I spend another $30 a month on VIP (to get TSN and RDS, and the HD channels for Sportsnet, CBC, etc)....

$62 extra dollars a month, on hockey alone, and I STILL don't get to see all 82 Sens games? Motherf#cker!

And can anyone tell me why I don't get the HD channels for TSN and TSN2, even though I have the regular SD channels? I thought you automatically get the the HD channel for any SD channel you subscribe to, no? --- certainly that's what's happening for Sportsnet, CBC, all the CI channels, etc., etc.. Or is this 'no HD TSN for you' thing the final a$$f#ck on the hockey season, and I have to shell out more money again for those HD channels, too?

To get the HD Sports channels, you need to subscribe to the HD Specialty Pack... more $$$.

Open wallet and bend over... prepare for entry.

I don't even know what I have anymore.

Did I want HBO Canada or MovieTime or Raptors TV? NO! But I have them! lol

I quit paying for Center Ice when PPV came on board. No sense adding another charge to my bill when it STILL won't ensure I get 82 games.

shabbs wrote:To get the HD Sports channels, you need to subscribe to the HD Specialty Pack... more $$$.

Open wallet and bend over... prepare for entry.

That can't be entirely true... I'm getting the HD channels for all SportsNets, CBC, all NHL CI channels (I was flipping back and forth on 3 HD games last night, up in the 490-92 channel range), etc., etc.

What makes TSN / TSN2 so special?

A lot of good getting CBC HD channels will do you if you're a Senators fan.

rooneypoo wrote:

shabbs wrote:To get the HD Sports channels, you need to subscribe to the HD Specialty Pack... more $$$.

Open wallet and bend over... prepare for entry.

That can't be entirely true... I'm getting the HD channels for all SportsNets, CBC, all NHL CI channels (I was flipping back and forth on 3 HD games last night, up in the 490-92 channel range), etc., etc.

What makes TSN / TSN2 so special?

The HD channels you are getting are the *free* HD channels as well as the ones with the NHL CI package... to get the rest... including time shifting channels... you need to get the silly HD Specialty Pack. TSN and TSN2 are considered premium for some reason.

It's a cash grab.

Luckily the CBC has seen fit to spend our tax dollars on this:

http://jam.canoe.ca/Television/2009/10/08/11348106-cp.html

Available in glorious HD, of course.

shabbs wrote:

rooneypoo wrote:

shabbs wrote:To get the HD Sports channels, you need to subscribe to the HD Specialty Pack... more $$$.

Open wallet and bend over... prepare for entry.

That can't be entirely true... I'm getting the HD channels for all SportsNets, CBC, all NHL CI channels (I was flipping back and forth on 3 HD games last night, up in the 490-92 channel range), etc., etc.

What makes TSN / TSN2 so special?

The HD channels you are getting are the *free* HD channels as well as the ones with the NHL CI package... to get the rest... including time shifting channels... you need to get the silly HD Specialty Pack. TSN and TSN2 are considered premium for some reason.

It's a cash grab.

Ah. Let me guess: another $30 a month?

No... it's $8.95 a month.

shabbs wrote:No... it's $8.95 a month.

Ah, so all the NHL hockey I want for just $71 a month, or $600+ a year.

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I'm looking into 3rd bowl season tickets next year. This is getting ridonkulous.

NHL Gamecenter may have the game tomorrow... sign up here for free:

https://gamecenter.nhl.com/nhlgc/secure/registerform?free=true&intcmpid=nhl.com:gcl:strip

I think they have a promo on now for free until end of October.

shabbs wrote:

SeawaySensFan wrote:

shabbs wrote:

SeawaySensFan wrote:

shabbs wrote:I flipped a note to Elliott Friedman asking if the CBC web site will have the game streaming... he said he's check on that and get back to me. I'll let you know. Right now, their site is not showing it listed.

You should ask him why he has an "e" at the end of Elliotte. It's very distracting.

I can't type Elliott with an "e" at the end... it's just plain wrong.

Well said. That's exactly how I feele.

Telle mee aboute ite. Fuckinge challenged ife youe aske mee.

you guyse are effine challenged

rooneypoo wrote:

shabbs wrote:No... it's $8.95 a month.

Ah, so all the NHL hockey I want for just $71 a month, or $600+ a year.

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I'm looking into 3rd bowl season tickets next year. This is getting ridonkulous.

Hockey runs from October to April (playoffs are pretty much always available on the "free" stations). That's 7 months, or just under $500. Parking for 41 home games plus a couple pre-season games will cost that much. And you'd still be scrambling to see the other 41 games.

disappointed there is no feed of this, there is always team1200 for the stream, but it is just not the same.

SensFan71 wrote:disappointed there is no feed of this, there is always team1200 for the stream, but it is just not the same.

Too bad you're not in Ottawa. You can get 4 tickets for $99, and it includes 4 hot dogs and 4 drinks.

To mark the new partnership, Metro and the Senators will roll out
the Metro Family 4 Pack during two Canadian Thanksgiving games,
against the Atlanta Thrashers on Saturday, Oct. 10 and the
Pittsburgh Penguins on Monday, Oct. 12. The Metro Family 4 Pack
consists of four tickets, four drinks and four hotdogs for $99 at
10 select games during the 2009-2010 season.

http://www.progressivegrocer.com/progressivegrocer/content_display/supermarket-industry-news/e3i731d7f0f9e7e4ab1b780b827163d7449