Tim's theme song, Richard Deitsch of Sports Illustrated joins the show, cannot believe he's considered one of our more well-received guests, oddity of collge basketball this season, lack of star power though some players stand out plus the historical chase by Kentucky, guess that ratings will do well for March Madness if Kentucky indeed makes a run all the way to the end, appeal from bigger markets though most successful college teams come from smaller markets, streaming broadcast rights, obviously more and more people are watching games through streaming device, example that Mets or Yankees do not stream locally because they wants TV ratings, the rates going through the roof for broadcasting rights with teams (especially baseball), guaranteed viewing, the obvious appeal of the broadcasts, possible trade recently happening between ESPN and Fox Sports 1 involving Katie Nolan, thoughts on Nolan's new show, appeal to milennials, very hard to do comedy in sports, time slot on Sunday evening bit a of a killer spot, viewers still not really tuning into Fox Sports 1, Nolan as a woman doing sports, plenty of crappy sports shows out there being hosted by men, limit of role models for women in sports television, either stations have to recruit better or managers will have to start taking chances, system (tradition of system) does not help women, Doug amazed by the amount of beautiful sideline reporters, can usually tell who has journalistic instincts rather than basic TV personality, thought that some viewers care about some kind of journalistic sense, our experience with women in the industry, Chris Kerber of the St. Louis Blues joins the show, knows that the guys are trying to solve the world's problems, not sure yet who's starting goal tonight, Kerbs certainly has thought on how Hitch will play out the netminders, been killing off a lot of penalty kills, certainly a feather in the cap of team to win the Presidents' Trophy, would want that home ice in the Finals, sense of fan base waiting for the doom, improvement on team faceoff percentage from past postseason clubs plays a big factor, Jets really have fits with the Blues when the home team is on their game, status of Kevin Shattenkirk, team definitely went into disarray right after Shattenkirk injury, Blues found the right back line combos, Shattenkirk on the trip still skating, the All-Star defenseman still on line for possible return in April, impressive rate in which Brian Elliott gets shutouts, has a lot to do with team in front of the goaltender yet they still have to make the saves, praise from the Calgary Herald after putting on clinic against Flames the other night, almost impossible imposing talented team in the first round of the playoffs at this point, margin of error not big, this franchise as well as team core needs a playoff run regardless of who they face & it's been a big big day for the presentation.
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