It was a blur of a weekend in Raleigh that came to an end at once too soon and at the same time just in time. Perhaps it was the five hour drive from Charleston to Raleigh that made it drag on and wore me down but just as at the Winter Classic it was done too soon, even through exhausted eyes.
Monday, January 31, 2011
NHL All Star Game: It's a Celebration!
Labels:
All Star Game,
Carolina Hurricanes,
Daniel Sedin,
Jeremy Roenick,
Jonathan Toews,
Live,
Marc Staal,
Marc-Andre Fleury,
NHL,
On Location,
Phil Kessel,
Zdeno Chara
Thursday, January 27, 2011
Case and Point at the NHL All Star Game
As a reminder, starting tomorrow Case and Point will be live at the 2011 NHL All Star Game in Raleigh!
Sunday, January 23, 2011
Championship Game Live Tweeting
All day I'll be live tweeting both Championship Games.
Click here to go to the Case and Point Twitter page or follow along on the scroll to the side!
Click here to go to the Case and Point Twitter page or follow along on the scroll to the side!
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AFC,
Chicago Bears,
Green Bay Packers,
New York Jets,
NFC,
NFL,
Pittsburgh Steelers
Friday, January 21, 2011
NFL Playoffs- Conference Championship Predictions
Everything went according to form in the Divisional Round (3-1, 5-3 overall) until the Jets decided to spoil the favorites party with a convincing win over the seemingly unbeatable New England Patriots. Elsewhere the Green Bay Packers breezed to a win over the #1 seed Atlanta Falcons, the Bears reminded everyone that the Seattle Seahawks were under .500 while the Steelers struggled early on only to surge back past the Baltimore Ravens. It's down to the final four, the Conference Championships.
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AFC,
Chicago Bears,
Green Bay Packers,
New York Jets,
NFC,
NFL,
Pittsburgh Steelers,
Playoffs,
Predictions
Saturday, January 15, 2011
NFL Playoffs- Divisional Round Predictions
It was a solid Wild Card weekend with close games and a massive upset (and myself going 2-2), but now it's time for the big boys to play. The #1 and #2 seeded playoff teams in the AFC and NFC finally get to take the field to prove their meddle while the Wild Card winners (including two #6's) get to play on for their playoff lives. It's on to the Divisional Round!
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AFC,
Atlanta Falcons,
Baltimore Ravens,
Cam Newton,
Chicago Bears,
Green Bay Packers,
New York Jets,
NFC,
NFL,
Pittsburgh Steelers,
Playoffs,
Predictions,
Seattle Seahawks
Monday, January 10, 2011
The Sidney Crostache
This is a piece I wrote for our friends over at the American Mustache Institute on their asking about the power and prestige over Sidney Crosby and his one time fabulous mustache. The article can also be found here.
Labels:
Dallas Stars,
George Parros,
Lanny McDonald,
New York Islanders,
NHL,
Sidney Crosby,
Winter Classic
Saturday, January 8, 2011
NFL Playoffs- Wild Card Predictions
It's that time of year again, the NFL Playoffs are alive and kicking with extremely interesting story lines. Not playing, the Atlanta Falcons, New England Patriots, Pittsburgh Steelers, and Chicago Bears. Playing? New Orleans Saints, Indianapolis Colts, Kansas City Chiefs, Baltimore Ravens, Seattle Seahawks, New York Jets, Green Bay Packers and Philadelphia Eagles. Without further ado, a look at each game:
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AFC,
Baltimore Ravens,
Green Bay Packers,
Indianapolis Colts,
Kansas City Chiefs,
New Orleans Saints,
New York Jets,
NFC,
NFL,
Philadelphia Eagles,
Playoffs,
Predictions,
Seattle Seahawks,
Wildcard
Wednesday, January 5, 2011
The Winter Classic Afterglow
As I said in my previous entry, I truly believe this was the time that the Winter Classic became just another event and became a true spectacle. Between the hype leading up to the game, which only increased by the game being pushed back, and the HBO series (concluding tonight at 10pm), the game received more attention than ever before.
Combined with the fact that it had the two biggest stars which, though under achieved in the game, still made their presence known added to the hype of the game. The spectacle of the players playing in an obvious rain storm added to the "Did you see that?!" appeal of the game that could attract viewers next year.
What I feel bad for are the viewers, though. And this is not a complaint about NBC's broadcast (though having watched it later, was rough to watch at times). NBC did a fine job. They tried new things in their over head cam that were fine in theory but just didn't work. Bravo on them for trying something new. Why I feel bad for the viewers is because of what the viewers missed out on. What the viewers miss, what the TV doesn't quit capture, was the truly amazing and emotional feeling in and around the stadium.
Combined with the fact that it had the two biggest stars which, though under achieved in the game, still made their presence known added to the hype of the game. The spectacle of the players playing in an obvious rain storm added to the "Did you see that?!" appeal of the game that could attract viewers next year.
What I feel bad for are the viewers, though. And this is not a complaint about NBC's broadcast (though having watched it later, was rough to watch at times). NBC did a fine job. They tried new things in their over head cam that were fine in theory but just didn't work. Bravo on them for trying something new. Why I feel bad for the viewers is because of what the viewers missed out on. What the viewers miss, what the TV doesn't quit capture, was the truly amazing and emotional feeling in and around the stadium.
Labels:
Brooks Orpik,
Live,
Mario Lemieux,
NHL,
On Location,
Pittsburgh Penguins,
Pittsburgh Steelers,
Washington Capitals,
Winter Classic
Monday, January 3, 2011
The Day the NHL Grew Up
There was always hype. From the first Winter Classic in 2008, the build up was intense. The teams were up-and-coming, highlighted by the face of the NHL in Sidney Crosby. Aside from that, not many teams were too interested. They were leery. Then the game happened and it's ending was pure perfection.
Labels:
Alex Ovechkin,
Boston Bruins,
Edmonton Oilers,
Live,
Montreal Canadiens,
NHL,
On Location,
Philadelphia Flyers,
Pittsburgh Penguins,
Sidney Crosby,
Washington Capitals
Sunday, January 2, 2011
Winter Classic Media Blast- Day Three
Once again, Happy New Year to all of you readers! After a delay for the long day, it's time to bring you day three of Case and Point's trip to the 2011 NHL Winter Classic in Pittsburgh, PA. To view the past two days click on Day One and Day Two. In the mean time, click "Read More" to... well... read more and as usual, click on the images to view them full size.
Labels:
Alex Ovechkin,
Eric Fehr,
Evgeni Malkin,
Live,
Mario Lemieux,
NHL,
On Location,
Pittsburgh Penguins,
Sidney Crosby,
Washington Capitals,
Winter Classic
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