Showing posts with label Comcast. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Comcast. Show all posts

Friday, September 19, 2008

CSN Rookie Game Recap

Another Comcast clip worth checking out for those of you us didn't make it out to Kettler:

Thursday, September 18, 2008

CSN On Alzner And Osala

This is a couple of days old, but worth checking out in case it slipped by the first time:

Wednesday, August 13, 2008

Thursday, July 03, 2008

GMGM On Washington Post Live

George McPhee's media tour continued today with a stop by Comcast Sportsnet's Washington Post Live. It's definitely worth watching, though this clip is only a portion of the segment which featured McPhee, who went on to discuss Sergei Fedorov, Brooks Laich, Joe Finley and others:

Wednesday, June 11, 2008

A Season To Remember; A Blog Post To Forget

You've no doubt seen that Comcast is running "The Washington Capitals: A Season To Remember" all week in which they're replaying some of the season's most exciting and pivotal games from the 2007-08 campaign.

Well, like Comcast, we're going to rehash these games to fill content gaps reminisce about these key matches by re-reading our gameday posts and next day recaps for each of the games. Brilliant analysis, prescient comments, high-brow comedy - it's all there. Make with the reminiscing, people:

Saturday, May 10, 2008

Kolzig's Comcast SportsNet Interview

Click here to watch Olie Kolzig's Friday interview (in two parts) with Comcast SportsNet's Jill Sorenson.

Monday, October 01, 2007

"Caps Week" On Comcast SportsNet

It's like Shark Week, except with more blood.

Comcast SportsNet's inaugural "Caps Week" will feature previews, interviews and replays of semi-classic games leading up to Friday's season opener in Hotlanta. Click here for a full schedule of programming.

Thursday, May 17, 2007

An Open Letter To Comcast Sportsnet Mid-Atlantic

Dear Sirs:

Now that you're no longer obligated to broadcast mediocre-at-best Baltimore Angelos Orioles baseball, may I respectfully suggest that you acquire the rights to and show the American Hockey League's Eastern Conference Finals featuring the Hershey Bears (as you did for one game last year).

Not only would the games be more entertaining than, say, the Clemson/N.C. State and Florida State/Georgia Tech baseball games you have scheduled in those time slots this weekend, but as the Bears are the AHL affiliate of one of your marquee broadcast partners - the Washington Capitals - you would be both investing in that product and rewarding your loyal viewers.

In closing, showing the Calder Cup playoffs would be a win for everyone - Comcast SportsNet and Mid-Atlantic region sports fans who have no interest in regular season college baseball (which is everyone).

Sincerely,

JP

cc: Ted Leonsis

P.S. If you're looking for late night filler programming, I hear Mike Vick's Ultimate Dog Fighting Championship is a hot ticket.