Announcers waste time on ref criticisms

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TWolvesBlog found this 4/18/2008 on www.startribune.com [flag]
Dan Terhaar and Mike Greenlay spent too much time ripping the officials instead of analyzing play. [link]

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Wolves Updates 4/18
Published 4/18/2008 by SG at TWolvesBlog
... not next year because next year I'm still paying [Troy] Hudson and I'm paying [Juwan] Howard. I still have to pay those salaries somewhat, so I think next year our biggest goal will be probably the draft choices. We should get our own high one and then depending on what Miami does, maybe theirs. So I think that will be our best chance to improve next year. It's a couple years out that we have our contracts coming, they end, that we have the money for the free agents." Judd Zulgad/Star Tribune on the Wolves tv ratings: According to preliminary numbers from Nielsen Media, KSTC ...

Hometown Announcers
Published 4/18/2008 by Alanah at KK Hockey
... into KSTC’s telecast of the Wild playoff game Monday night at Colorado likely came away believing Marc Joannette and Tim Peel are among the NHL’s most incompetent referees. How could viewers have any other impression after listening to Wild play-by-play man Dan Terhaar and analyst Mike Greenlay? The latter spent far too much time criticizing the officials and the former did nothing to rein him in during the Wild’s 3-2 overtime victory. continued... with a look at coverage through the first 3 games of the ...

What They’re Saying, April 18, 2008
Published 4/18/2008 by Keith at Sports Media Journal
... at the Ventura County Star has national reaction to the Lakers’ season. Judd Zulgad from the Minneapolis Star-Tribune criticize Minnesota’s local hockey announcers. ...

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Published 4/18/2008 by kanadienkyle at IllegalCurve.com
... of whether the Sens' poor showing was his fault. 3. Sam McCaig looks at Danny Briere's hot start to the playoffs. 4. Spezza for Luongo? 5. Memorial Cup 1927. 6. Steve Rucchin considers retirement. 7. Canada finished the Preliminaries with a 6-0 defeat of Slovakia. 8. Larry Brooks writes about an interesting clause in Jaromir Jagr's contract. 9. Judd Zulgad calls out the Wild's annoucers as homers. 10. Evegeny ...

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