Leafs 2011-2012 Broadcast Schedule

[CarltonTheBear]

The Toronto Maple Leafs announced Thursday their television broadcast schedule for the 2011-12 season. All 82 regular season games will be broadcast live among four networks: Leafs TV, Rogers Sportsnet, TSN and CBC. In addition, all eight preseason games will be televised live, including five games on Leafs TV.

Every Leafs? game will also be on the radio ? live on ?The Home of the Leafs? AM 640 ? from the start of the preseason to the end of the season.

?Once again we?re excited to continue our broadcast partnership with AM 640, CBC, TSN and Rogers Sportsnet,? said Tom Anselmi, executive vice-president, chief operating officer, Maple Leaf Sports & Entertainment. ?Along with Leafs TV and our broadcast partners, we anticipate providing another season of unprecedented hockey coverage for Leafs fans.?

There will be 12 regular season games carried exclusively on Leafs TV in 2011-12. The Leafs will also appear 29 times on Rogers Sportsnet, 24 times on CBC, and 17 times on TSN.

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[Scot4bz]

I hope Leafs TV has some upgrades to their cameras (and operators) - some of the worst coverage, and probably the worst HD feed.

 

[leafsjunkie]

I hope Leafs TV has some upgrades to their cameras (and operators) - some of the worst coverage, and probably the worst HD feed.

You are watching the actual HD channel when the games are on right? Their HD feed is great (channel 500 on Rogers), but the analog channel (97) is horrible. Maybe you have those 2 confused?

 

[Bender]

God I'm itching for anything hockey... it's come to the point where I would sacrifice the rest of the summer just to watch the season start today.

 

[Scot4bz]

I hope Leafs TV has some upgrades to their cameras (and operators) - some of the worst coverage, and probably the worst HD feed.

You are watching the actual HD channel when the games are on right? Their HD feed is great (channel 500 on Rogers), but the analog channel (97) is horrible. Maybe you have those 2 confused?

No confusion - just doesn't seem as crisp (Cogeco) as others and the camera work doesn't seem as good as some of the other networks.

 

[Mike In New York City]

Does anyone know if the rookie camp games will be streamed on the Leafs website like last year?