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NHL Season 2019-20

Yes, that is the plan. But all these overtime games make for a lot of crammed together play in a short time. I can't keep track of all the teams start times, but, (though there was no overtime) the Stars/Flames played 10:30 last night, 10:30 tonight and then again 1:00pm Sunday.
 
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Yes, that is the plan. But all these overtime games make for a lot of crammed together play in a short time. I can't keep track of all the teams start times, but, (though there was no overtime) the Stars/Flames played 10:30 last night, 10:30 tonight and then again 1:00pm Sunday.
Hey, they had four months off...they should all be well-rested. :smug:

All kidding aside, these certainly are some strange circumstances. Being out west, starting times for watching east coast games is 4:30pm locally. Yesterday I get home from work only to tune in and realize I'd already missed one game completely and half of another one. By the time I get used to these early start times, the playoffs will be over. :bored:
 
Hey, they had four months off...they should all be well-rested. :smug:

All kidding aside, these certainly are some strange circumstances. Being out west, starting times for watching east coast games is 4:30pm locally. Yesterday I get home from work only to tune in and realize I'd already missed one game completely and half of another one. By the time I get used to these early start times, the playoffs will be over. :bored:
Yup. And I can't stay awake for the last one.
 
Hey, they had four months off...they should all be well-rested. :smug:

All kidding aside, these certainly are some strange circumstances. Being out west, starting times for watching east coast games is 4:30pm locally. Yesterday I get home from work only to tune in and realize I'd already missed one game completely and half of another one. By the time I get used to these early start times, the playoffs will be over. :bored:
The ones that start at 12 noon in Edmonton are early enough. The west coast has to watch them at 11am. Luckily that is 1pm for me.
I don't have any trouble staying up for the late ones, cause I'm awake all night anyway.
 
Now that my Leafs have done their usual end of season "thing", I have started my seasonal watch for tight, third period games and over-time. She who shall be obeyed, is not really a hockey fan, but will tolerate my misguided Leaf obsession.We both do however enjoy over-time.
It's been really fun to watch as the games have been great and the players are giving their all... sure beats not having hockey! (Oh wait, technically I don't as a Leaf fan!)
Fishheadjoe