Need info on the marketing of the NHL for a report?
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If you're looking for stats, try:\nhttp://www.nhlpa.com/\nhttp://www.nhl.com/\n\nBut IMO, hockey will only be popular in climates where ice occures naturally.  It seems pretty simple - Canada is iced over about 6 months out of the year, and up there it's the national sport.  California, Texas, Florida... the only way for them to have ice longer that 6 hours is for them to build an indoor rink.  If you're going to compare the NHL to the NFL, strongly consider geography and climate.
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Check out the North American Sports Network, available in England and much of the rest of Europe.  They show American sports including MLB, NFL.  They might show the NHL.
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The NHL is thriving and has never been better! Attendance is up! TV ratings are up! Everything is up!\n\nYou sound like a dinosaur fan lamenting the "glory days" when no-talent thugs ruled the game and bench-clearing brawls were a nightly occurrence. I found that to be abject and embarrassing! All it did was made the NHL look like some bush league where professional wrestling fans and other such losers could go to swill bear, scream obscenities and pick fights in the stands. No thanks!\n\n*Update: I'm glad we had our little offsite IM exchange, bugman, as I think we understand each other better now. We might not be on the same page, but we both love the game. And I promise you it is only going to get better! Go Sabres!
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Think this maybe what your looking for dude:\nhttp://yhoo.client.shareholder.com/press/management.cfm
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Number one thing it has to have is\nsomething that is going to make it stand out.\nWhat makes this sports company special?\nYou have to have a WOW Factor.\nTo find that I would suggest you start where you\nare now in your press kit and continue to ask\nyourself, "So What" such as:\n"They been in business more than 10 years"\n"So What"\nBrain storm on this with the business owners and a hand full\nof their present customers.\nAbove all have fun\nJohn
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try the beckett guide:\n\nThe newest edition of this popular hockey resource lists more than half a million cards and includes an easy-to-use alphabetical guide listing every card issued for more than 25,000 individual players and coaches. Includes pricing for player cards from the NHL, minor and junior leagues, as well as European leagues nearly every hockey card ever produced!
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Just type in Sports Illustrated.com.
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I would try to find out who looks after some of the top NHL goalies. I had read somewhere that IMG is by far one of the top athletic management firms in the world... this was several years ago. IMG's website does say they look after 60 NHL players... doesn't seem like a lot but they have some big names.
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A pro forma document would provide this. Excel may have a template, a search on Yahoo will turn up samples, or you can email me and I will send you one. (I'm a franchise consultant) Jim
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Just go to nhl.com and click on stats. Everything there is for the playoffs.
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The headline should read: OILERS EAT SHARK FIN SOUP!\n\nI can't tell you how lousy the sharks are but I can tell you how good the Oilers are.\n\nWhen you've got Jason, one of the toughest defencemen in the league, dipsy doodling around the goalie.  When you've got Ryan picking up his chicklets off the ice just in time to make some great passes and tough goals.  When you've got the whole team fired up like that, the Sharks are in big time trouble.\n\nGo Oilers Go!\n\nP.S. - Wasn't it the Oilers who got most of the penalty calls against them?  Wasn't it McTavish who was more worried about the impartiality of the refs?  Anyway the refs didn't score 6 goals twice in a row!
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http://www.buyselltix.com/nhl/stanleyCup.php
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why don't you email the teams and ask their front offices. Maybe the league office has a list of individual team sponsors.
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Even better.  hang out with hockey fans.  Go to games with them.  IF they are good they will help by explaining things to you.  That's things that I do with my friends that aren't big hockey fans, but are interested.  I help increase their knowledge and therefore their love of the game.
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http://www.nhlpa.com/thePlayers/index.asp
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goto usahockey.com they have sights of this stuff all over i don't see why they wouldn't have what you're looking for\n\nHOPE THIS HELPS
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