I am very happy we got the ESPN people for the most part. I am also thankful
that we do not have to listen to Hockey East Rube Bob Norton who doesn't
know the what the word objective means or what WCHA stands for. All he knows
is UNH, BU and B.C.


Eric Burton
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Subject: western bias


william, who was across the aisle from me, reports his western bias.
He was absolutely, CLEARLY on the west side of the arena.


> Date:         Fri, 8 Apr 2005 08:46:38 EDT
> From: [log in to unmask]
> Subject: Broadcasters
> To: [log in to unmask]
>
> Not having heard the telecast (I prefered section 211, thank you), I can
not
> comment directly on the broadcasters, but remember two things.  Bristol,
CT is
> in the east, so they undoubtably see/hear more about eastern teams, and
> Melrose owns a minor league team in central NY, so he probably has seen
more of
> McKee than of the CC finalists.  Let's be glad that the announcers are at
least
> hockey people.
>
> As for the games, the best comment I heard all day was from the high
school
> coach sitting next to me.  He wanted tapes of the games to show to his
players
> with the comment, "See what happens when you take stupid penalties."
>
>
> William Sangrey
> Cornell '87&'94
> Let's Go RED!!!
>



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