Marlies Broadcast Schedule 2012/2013

[CarltonTheBear]

The Marlies have posted their broadcast schedule for the month of October. The team plays 4 home games and 2 away games. All 4 home games will be shown on TV with Sportsnet and LeafsTV each airing two. TSN radio will play 1 of the away games and 3 of the home games. You can view the schedule here:

http://www.marlies.ca/schedule/index.asp

Hopefully the plan isn't to just show home games on TV, because as you might have noticed the team goes on an 8-game road trip from October 26th to November 16th.

 

[LuncheonMeat]

I was really hoping CBC/HNIC would step up and air a couple of early games so those of us in the US could see them.  Once the NHL season is cancelled, may the network will change its tune.  :-\

 

[CarltonTheBear]

I was really hoping CBC/HNIC would step up and air a couple of early games so those of us in the US could see them.  Once the NHL season is cancelled, may the network will change its tune.  :-\

I'd imagine there will be streams available.

 

[Bender]

I was really hoping CBC/HNIC would step up and air a couple of early games so those of us in the US could see them.  Once the NHL season is cancelled, may the network will change its tune.  :-\

I'd imagine there will be streams available.

For the love of god let there be streams available.

 

[seahawk]

I was really hoping CBC/HNIC would step up and air a couple of early games so those of us in the US could see them.  Once the NHL season is cancelled, may the network will change its tune.  :-\

The AHL has a Canadian TV deal with Sportsnet. Odds of seeing any games on CBC are slim.

 

[Fletch]

It was nice hearing Joe Bowen doing the play-by-play the other night.

Sportsnet and MLSE seem to be treating AHL as a major league.  Of course, it might be just because they are on the hook for Joe Bowen's salary.

 

[Redleaf]

So. Not even radio for tonight's game? The AHL, and the Marlies in particular have a real opportunity here to gain a substantial fan base, that could carry forward even after the lockout is over. Yet, they choose not to televise the majority of their games and we only get a handful? I don't quite get the strategy. With no competitve hockey to watch, I for one would be tuning to these games!!!