Is ESPN Killing The NHL?

Free-agent prize Gomez leaves Devils for Rangers - NHL

KK Hockey found this 7/1/2007 on sports.espn.go.com

Scott Gomez is staying in the Tri-State area, but not with the only team he's played for in his seven-year NHL career. Gomez, one of the top centers on the free-agent market, signed a seven-year deal with the New York Rangers , ESPN The Magazine's ...

ESPN - Hradek: How teams fared after Day 1 of free agency - NHL

KK Hockey found this 7/2/2007 on sports.espn.go.com

If you hockey fans were looking for some wild spending, reminiscent of the good ol' pre-lockout days, the opening day of free agency didn't disappoint. The big market teams, flush with an extra $6 million in cap space due to the new upper limit, were ...

Negative Press: Is ESPN is Killing the National Hockey League by Influencing Public Attitudes? « The Situationist

Off Wing Opinion found this 7/2/2007 on thesituationist.wordpress.com

It is without hyperbole that one can argue that ESPN is killing the National Hockey League. By creating and reinforcing an expectation of failure regarding the NHL, ESPN is shaping public per ception and contributing to the “death” of the NHL in ...

Off Wing Opinion: Is ESPN Killing The NHL?

Sports Law Blog found this 7/2/2007 on www.ericmcerlain.com

Today's sports blogging must-read comes from Jason Chung , a fellow at The Project on Law and Mind Sciences at Harvard University Law School . Blogging at The Situationist , Chung, a native of Quebec, Canada who has written extensively about the ...

ESPN - Report: Roenick calls it a career after 18 years - NHL

Bob's Blog - Live from Lewisville found this 7/5/2007 on sports.espn.go.com

PHILADELPHIA -- Jeremy Roenick is retiring, a newspaper reported, after an 18-year NHL career in which he became the third-leading American goal-scorer in league history with 495. Roenick, a nine-time All-Star who played with four teams, sent a text ...