As the title implies.
I had bally sports for a while to watch Kings games, but I had better luck and watched more games on Hulu. I am still new to hockey and am trying to watch more games. Is FloTv worth the price? Can you watch old games ( I sometimes can’t watch them live and can take me a few days to a week to watch a game….or finish one).

I read some of the other threads from a month ago, but it seems like those that hate it, still watch it, so I assume it’s not so bad. If you are keeping it around, is it worth the $30?

any way to watch ahl games for free? no sites i know have them.

This year the Gulls and Barracuda are playing home and home series against the Marlies in Toronto. Since the teams from the west coast agreed to travel to Eastern Canada shouldn't that leave open the possibility for the west coast teams to play a few regular season games against some of their old northeastern rivals like Hartford/Springfield/Providence in future seasons?

I’m a barracudas fan but I have to say Chicago wolves may have one of the sickest logos in all of minor league/ professional sports.

https://images.app.goo.gl/8G8EuFg44ec64aHU6

As a fan, it would suck to see. But there is no way they can keep getting by on the bad attendances that they get. The only games that get even remotely busy are games against Laval and Toronto.

This would be the second hockey team that Michael Andlauer has moved out of Belleville. The problem is I don't even really know any other viable markets in the area that don't already have some other higher level of hockey.

I actually feel bad for the players when they only draw like 1500 attendance haha.

Detroit Red Wings Prospect Sebastian Cossa Makes Spectacular Glove Save Late In Game https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yL9TBIfL87g

So I just watched the San Jose Barracuda and in comparison to the San Jose Sharks they seem to hit more and get in fights. Like after the whistle blows around the net they're always going at it.

A lot of shit talking, shoving, and overall aggressiveness. I know they do it in the NHL but I feel they don't waste their time as much on it and are more choosy. Maybe its the same and I'm completely wrong.

Hi,

I’ve started watching the AHL, I’m in the UK so aren’t normally awake when they play. I have the AHL app but it seems to not have highlights like other sports apps and the only real way to see highlights I’ve found is to search individual teams on YouTube and hope they upload them. Is this the only way or is there another app which has highlights?

Thanks in advance!

I am the primary caregiver of my disabled sister in law.

She is an enormous hockey fan, and a season ticket holder for our local team.

We make it a family event, and myself, her father, and brother attend every game.

Hockey isn't my thing. I'm mostly there for support, and to help her in the bathroom. I will admit that I have a love for the team and the community surrounding it, but the sport itself? Doesn't exactly do it for me.

I am a very creative and artsy person, who has never been really in to sports. Due to my caregiving roles, being a parent and a wife, I don't have much time to be creative anymore which can put me in a straight up depression.

The games get in the way of nearly all my "free time" during the season. This year I had a revelation. Why don't I work on my crochet projects at the game? So far it's been what I thought a great idea. I get a couple hours to work on my projects, the games don't seem like such a chore, and I've only been shown on the Tron crocheting once so far. I'm also getting a huge jump on the ocean granny square blanket my mother in law requested for Christmas.

The problem is my husband. He has expressed that he doesn't like it. He says it makes me look like an old lady crocheting at the game. He says he would rather me stare at my phone the entire time, which he used to give me crap for, so I don't really believe that.

After I explained my side, he said it wasn't a huge deal, but that I could set aside Sunday morning while grandpa and his sister are at church to crochet. I know this will never work because usually I need this time to clean, prep Sunday dinner, and help my daughter and niece with homework/get them to whatever they need to go to for that day.

My question is, would you get upset if your wife/girlfriend crocheted during the games? Or would you see my side and think it wasn't a big deal since creative projects keep me happy, and it's no secret that I would rather stay home than attend every game