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Long Distance Game Call

from Jeff Miller of the OC Register,

Friday night, they broadcast the Ducks’ game played here against Tampa Bay.

Saturday morning, they broadcast an all-star game played in Moscow.

Yeah, thatMoscow, the one in Russia. Not the one in Idaho.

Estimated travel time from Southern California: 12 hours.

How did they do this, exactly? How’d they leave Honda Center at 11 p.m. and, six hours later, call a game 6,000 miles away?

“Three cups of coffee,” Brent Severyn said, “and two doughnuts did it for me.”

It also helped that NBC was able to bring Moscow to them, to Severyn and partner John Ahlers, the two taking a red-eye drive, just 45 minutes up the freeway, transatlantic carpooling.

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