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by Paul on 01/04/10 at 08:21 AM ET
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from Chris Zelkovich of the Toronto Star,
Critiquing TSN’s coverage of the world junior hockey championship seems almost like nit-picking, unless you’re one of those disgruntled hockey fans who’ve set up a Facebook page devoted to getting Pierre McGuire fired.
Admittedly, there are times when hoots of “roof daddy” and “stampeding elephants” might create the urge to sign on but McGuire and TSN have once again done a solid job of turning this tournament into a national must-watch event.
That said, and here comes the “but,” TSN might want to look at a few upgrades before Tuesday’s final.
For one, TSN might want to make sure it remembers there are two teams on the ice and tell viewers a bit more about those not wearing the maple leaf on their chests.
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