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Still Talking About Rinkside View
by Paul on 11/18/07 at 09:59 AM ET
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from Erin Nicks at the Ottawa Sun,
That’s what made this FSN broadcast all the more enjoyable, because the lack of irrelevant chatter from a two- or three-piece media team allowed the game to stand on its own merit.
The crowd was engaged, the players were chirping and all necessary information was conveyed with a simple graphic.
There was the occasional vignette during timeouts, where a commentator would provide some inside information on the teams (think along the lines of the pay-per-view segments), but that’s the only time the media made their presence known.
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