Hockey 2009 - 2010

**Grace** · 08-18-2009, 01:25 PM

It may be hot and humid, but it's time to start thinking about hockey again.

I can't believe the Wings did this -

The Detroit Red Wings added some size and veteran presence up front by agreeing on a one-year contract with former Red Wing Todd Bertuzzi.

The veteran forward needs to pass a standard physical to make the deal official.

The Grand Rapids Press, The Detroit Free Press and MLive.com claim the team was offering a one-year, $1.5 million contract.

Bertuzzi, 34, scored 15 goals and 29 assists in 66 games with the Calgary Flames last season. He played in eight games with the Red Wings in 2006-07, scoring two goals and four points and tallied three goals and seven points in 16 playoff games.

**Shelteez2** · 08-18-2009, 03:40 PM

I haven't stopped thinking about hockey since it ended.... there is no other sport worth watching....

And ha ha ha Detroit took stupid Boo-tuzzi off our hands...

**cassiesmom** · 08-18-2009, 07:14 PM

It was a fun hockey season in Chicago in 2008-9, even though the Hawks got eliminated. I think the outdoor game at Wrigley on New Year's Day was what got people charged up about hockey again. I hope hockey will keep going strong this season even though we won't have that outdoor game again.

**Grace** · 08-19-2009, 09:57 PM

I'm so glad I live within spittin distance of Canada.

CBC's Hockey Night in Canada will hit the airwaves for its 57th season on Oct. 1.

CBC unveiled its 76-game regular-season broadcast schedule for the 2009-10 NHL season on Wednesday, headlined by 25 all-Canadian matchups.

Hockey Night in Canada makes its debut on the first day of the NHL season with an Original Six matchup between the Montreal Canadiens in Toronto to face the Maple Leafs (CBC, CBCSports.ca 7 p.m. ET) followed by the Calgary Flames hosting the Vancouver Canucks (CBC, CBCSports.ca 10 p.m. ET).

The first Saturday broadcast, on Oct. 3, features four games: Toronto at Washington, Montreal at Buffalo, Ottawa at the New York Rangers, and Calgary at Edmonton.

Sidney Crosby and the 2009 Stanley Cup champion Pittsburgh Penguins make their first of four appearances on Hockey Night in Canada on Oct. 10 when they face off against the Maple Leafs in Toronto.

Other highlights of the broadcast schedule include:

* the 2009 Hall of Fame game (Detroit at Toronto) on Nov. 7.
* the Canadiens' 100th anniversary game (Boston at Montreal) on Dec. 4.
* the NHL Winter Classic from Fenway Park (Philadelphia at Boston) on New Year's Day.
* the 10th annual Tim Hortons Hockey Day in Canada (from Stratford, Ont.) on Jan. 30.

Viewers will be able to watch all 76 games of the broadcast schedule live and on-demand at CBCSports.ca.

**smokey the elder** · 08-20-2009, 01:53 PM

The Winter Classic is at Fenway this year? Cool!

They should do one from Lambeau Field.

**Grace** · 09-02-2009, 10:27 PM

Originally Posted by smokey the elder

The Winter Classic is at Fenway this year? Cool!

They should do one from Lambeau Field.

Yes, the Winter Classic is at Fenway on January 1st. Better than any of the BCS Bowl games

And it gets better yet - one week later, on January 8th, Fenway will host a Hockey East doubleheader. Boston College and Boston University will face off in the men's game at 7:30 p.m., following a match between the Northeastern University and the University of New Hampshire women's teams at 4 p.m.

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