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The Stanley Cup Final switches coasts tonight. The Kings return home up 2-0 in the series. In all likelihood a Devils loss tonight will mean the series is over. In addition to the series switching coasts, it also switches TV networks. Game 3 (as well as Game 4 ) will be broadcast on the NBC Sports Network.
Also on television this evening is Fox Sports Arizona's review of the Coyotes season. Click here for a preview of the show. Both the Stanley Cup Final game and Coyotes Season in Review broadcasts begin at 5 p.m. MST. However, there is good news if you don't have a DVR. The Fox Sports Arizona program is being broadcast again at 10:30 p.m. MST as well.
Links after the jump...
Coyotes News
Glendale looks at Coyotes arena payments to Jamison - Phoenix Business Journal
The end game appears to be upon us.
News From Around the Hockey World
Tim Thomas to Take 2012-13 NHL Season Off - Stanley Cup of Chowder
This might make the White House flap look like nothing in the long run.
Los Angeles Kings suddenly are in the buzz biz - latimes.com
Includes several quotes from Niesy from our sister site Jewels From The Crown.
Kings, Fox Sports reach agreement on $250-million TV deal - latimes.com
The Time Warner Cable deal with the Lakers helped the Kings drive up the price.
Fire & Ice - Devils believe Game 3 win would turn Stanley Cup Finals in their favor; Brent helps brother, Darryl
Better than thinking you are going to lose.
Kings not relaxed with 2-0 series lead - Cross Checks Blog - ESPN
Los Angeles doesn't sound overconfident. Bad news for New Jersey.
New York Rangers Rumors: Rangers Interested In Alexander Radulov - Blueshirt Banter
Would Glen Sather trade assets in order to be able to negotiate with a guy who bolted to the KHL once before and who has a large KHL offer on the table?
NHL Depth Charts - The Goalie Guild
The Goalie's Guild's goalie depth charts for every NHL team.
In Hockey Enforcer’s Descent, Easy Access to Prescriptions - NYTimes.com
The article raises a bunch of issues about medical care in the NHL.
The Final Howl
Stanley Cup Ratings Drop Nothing To Do With Players Being 'Too Nice' - SBNation.com
SB Nation's newest hockey hire, Steve Lepore, gives his take on hockey TV ratings.
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