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Show more episodes5 Hockey CentralGenreHockey newsStarringDavid Amber, Caroline Cameron, Jeff Marek, Ron MacLean (Saturday)ReleaseOriginal networkSportsnetChronology showsNHL on Sportsnet, Hockey Central is the brand used for hockey programs and segments (especially the ) on the Canadian sports channel Sportsnet. The hockey central name includes several programs, including segments broadcast during Sportsnet Central, pre-match reports for Hockey Night in Canada, and other NHL television broadcasts on Sportsnet, CBC, City, and the Sportsnet 590 Hockey Central radio show at noon. Overview Format The typical format of the Hockey Central segments during Sportsnet Central and saturday's show is a group of four people from former NHL players, coaches and GRs along with journalists and hockey stations. Panel members vary from day to day, but usually come from the same small pool as regulars. It is not a is known for (and often his sometimes fiery debates between Bill Watters and Nick Kypreos. In the summer of 2006, presenter Darren Dreger left Sportsnet to join TSN and in 2018, Daren Millard left the network. Jeff Marek and David Amber are the current guests of most of the Hockey Central segments that appear on Sportsnet. Since rogers' 2014-15 rights deal, Hockey Central Saturday replaced Scotiabank Hockey Tonight as the pre-match show for Hockey Night in Canada, which aired in simulcast with Sportsnet and CBC Television. [1] During the 2013 Stanley Cup playoffs, The Score (after Rogers' purchase) aired a nightly Hockey Central Playoff Xtra. [4] Radio versions of stations also air hockey-oriented programs under the same or similar titles, often with a focus on news and analysis related to their local teams. Hockey Central on Toronto radio station CJCL broadcasts a radio version of the show, initially known as Hockey Central at noon, which is simulcast by . It is currently hosted by Jeff Marek and features Anthony Stewart as an analyst. David Amber makes his place for Marek on Wednesday. The program was originally hosted by Daren Millard. Between August 2010 and March 2011, it was hosted by Greg Brady, who worked the shift from noon to 3:00 p.m. In March 2011, Brady was reassigned to the morning show and Millard returned as a guest. Jeff Marek replaced Daren Millard as host in 2018. When Brady was unable to host Hockey Central at noon, Doug Farraway served as a filling guest. During the summer (mid-June to September) during Millard's first hosting period, Farraway took over the hosting duties from him, with Howard Berger acting as a fill-in for Farraway. In October 2019, as part of changes to the CJCL lineup, the program expanded to two hours. [6] The program has a national focus; CJCL airs a program focused on the Toronto Maple Leafs just before Hockey Central, Leafs Hour, with Ben Ennis and JD Bunkis. Hockey Central 960 CFAC in Calgary broadcasts Hockey Central 960, which is hosted by Kelly Kirch and Peter Klein. The program focuses primarily on covering the . Canucks Central at Noon CISL in Vancouver broadcasts Canucks Central at noon, which is hosted by Scott Rintoul and Bik Nizzar, and focuses on the Vancouver Canucks. Personality David Amber Caroline Cameron Gord Stellick Christine Simpson John Garrett Jeff Marek Rob Faulds Elliotte Friedman Scott Oake Ron MacLean (Hockey Central Saturday only) Kelly Hrudey (Hockey Central Saturday only) Former personality Greg Brady (Hockey Central at noon only) Mike Brophy Chantal Desjardins (Canadiens Central only) Healy Leah Hextall (solo Hockey Central ) Nick Kypreos Pierre LeBrun Doug MacLean Daren Millard John Shannon P.J. Stock George Stroumboulopoulos (solo Hockey Central Sabato) Vedi anche That's Hockey , un programma concorrente trasmesso da TSN References - Il nuovo nuovo Night in Canada': Much of the same, for better or worse. Horrible announcement. Retrieved December 3, 2014. Rogers unveils plans for NHL broadcasts next season. Toronto Star. February 4, 2014. Retrieved February 5, 2014. CRTC will take the road to Rogers to buy Score. The Globe and Mail. Retrieved May 1, 2013. CRTC gives final approval to Rogers' acquisition of . Broadcaster magazine. Archived from the original on December 3, 2013. Retrieved May 1, 2013. - Thiessen, Connie (2019-09-25). Tim & Sid return to radio as part of the new Sportsnet 590 The Fan line. Transfusion dialogue. Recovered 2019-11-27. External links Hockey Central Page Hockey Central noon page from Fan590.com Recovered by Bruce GarriochOct 03, 2020 - 8 minutes readPhoto from SUPPLIED /SCREEN GRABReunited and it feels so good. For 10 years, former NHL hardback Nick Kypreos and general manager/coach Doug MacLean formed two-thirds of one-thirds of one of hockey's best trios with high-level broadcaster Daren Millard often forced to play the center/referee role on Hockey Central at noon on Rogers Sportsnet. but at the end of the 2018-19 NHL season with changes underway at Rogers Sportsnet, Kypreos, hockey night's chief analyst in Canada, left the station instead of working the final year of his contract. MacLean, a key figure on Wednesday's national games, chose to retire and go in his place in Coral Springs, Fla. for the winter after spending his summers at Prince Edward Island.A year earlier, Millard had left and joined the Las Vegas Golden Knights broadcast team after working during the playoffs with the Winnipeg Jets.Ma, who says you can't go home? This ad hasn't been uploaded yet, but your article continues below. And, while the rest of the hockey world went on hiatus in March due to the threat of the coronavirus novel, behind the scenes Kypreos was working his magic to get a sponsor in place to see if he could find a way back on the air with his old friend MacLean.So not long before the NHL returned to the tracks with 24 teams divided between the bubbles in Toronto and in July, Kypreos and MacLean returned to the air together. Called Real Kyper at noon and sponsored by i3 Interactive (an online gaming arm), MacLean and Kypreos gather every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday for the show that airs on Youtube. They don't actually seem to have missed a beat being away for a year with Kypreos working from the studio at his Toronto home while MacLean is in his summer home in until the end of October. They are on Youtube, Apple iTunes and Spotify so that they have a good reach with a lot of help from producers Jordan Fiegleman and Joe Holka. Being at home been a nice bonus. There's no traffic to go to work and I have free parking, Kypeos said laughing on the phone from his Toronto home last week. It was a good deal. Kypreos, 54, wanted to reunite the duo to talk about their favorite sport and spent part of the year away from the studio putting this show into action. They bring the same old different opinions and laughs they had on Hockey Central at noon with guests mingled in. It's about having fun and you can see that these two enjoy working together even if they often disagree. This ad hasn't been uploaded yet, but your article continues below. Sponsored by Line Movement, an online gambling site, Kypreos felt this was the way to go because NHL Commissioner Gary Bettman and the league collaborated with the legalized game. We're building something. It's slow and steady, but our product looks good on air, said Kypreos, who is also working on a book called Undrafted with highly respected former Toronto Sun sports journalist Perry Lefko. So far it's been a lot of fun. We are in a pandemic where every activity is a bit bad. Being with MacLean again is just a delight. I've been hanging out with people in the broadcasting industry and before that I've been close to professional hockey people for 12 years and I've been lucky enough to be with people who are not only good people, but are funny and make me laugh, Kypreos said. I've had so many fun teammates every step of the way and it's so important for me to be surrounded by people who make me laugh and if I don't for a longer day. Doug MacLean makes me laugh. It is factored in his experience, knowledge, understanding of the game and now we have the chance to have fun and have a great show. We had it at Hockey Central at noon. The problem was that they got the national deal and made that show less important and TV more important. For me, that was the funniest I had at Sportsnet wasHockey Central at noon. And, we knew the impact it had around the league and with the players. When Patrick Kane tells you he runs off the ice after the morning skates to look at us, then you think you have something pretty good. This ad hasn't been uploaded yet, but your article continues below. MacLean had turned it off when Kypreos came to call. Last summer, MacLean bought a camper van so he and his wife Jill could travel through North America and enjoy their free time. Next month, they will head on to a five-week trip because it's off-season and MacLean will return to the airwaves when he arrives in Florida in November. Yes 66, still tuned into hockey with Jill when they were in their place in Florida, but he wasn't nearly as busy as he was when he sat in the studio at Sportsnet three times a week. There was no shortage of offers from other broadcasters when MacLean MacLean but he wanted time away and would only come back for Kypreos because the two have a good relationship. We're having fun, Maclean said from his home near Summerside. I just would have set aside (retirement) for Nick and didn't sign a long-term contract and I'm not going to even. For a year, I didn't follow the championship that close. Now, it's bizarre that you go back to watching games every night and touching the base with people. We have good chemistry and we have a long relationship. We go back a lot and we're great friends. It was easy to say yes. If I was going to do this, it would have been only with Kyper. Kypreos and MacLean date back a long time. They spent part of a season together in organizing the Washington Capitals. MacLean was an assistant in Washington in the 1989-90 campaign until Christmas, when Terry Murray was hired to take over as head coach and his brother Bryan Murray was let go. MacLean was asked to go to nearby Baltimore to take control of the affiliate. This ad hasn't been uploaded yet, but your article continues below. MacLean and Kypreos had an open-hearted chat about where his career was at the time. There is mutual respect between us, Kypreos said. I went to Baltimore for a while and I'd say that's where we felt a bit of chemistry. He was the coach of Baltimore and I went down there for a period of conditioning. You're frustrated as a player, but that's when I really got to understand him and his ability to communicate. Doug started re-building me. I was called up to the Stanley Cup playoffs that year and was able to contribute to the playoffs as a guy who played pretty hard for them against the New York Rangers and then went to the conference final for the first time in franchise history. Kypreos and MacLean established themselves as a dynamic duo during the 2013-14 NHL lockout when they had terrific discussions about the league's future. Along with Milllard, they became television must-watches every day at noon as they struggled over how the owners and players' position for the future of the championship. Where it took off was during the year of lockdown. He went to another level because we were fighting so much, MacLean said. He took the part of the players and I took the part of the property because we had to find something to talk about every day during that block. It wasn't easy and it was painful, so we fought most days and it was our way of asserting ourselves on the issues. You play outside all the time. It's just our story of doing it. He was a player and I have a background coaching/management. We both believe what we're saying and that's what we really think. There's nothing up there. The important thing is that we're not afraid to say what we believe in and generally don't couch They are well beyond the stage of people who are angry with me and Kyper has always been like this. This ad hasn't been uploaded yet, but your article continues below. Kypreos said that the fact that they have opposing polar views has led to a healthy discussion. The winner is the listener and viewer who gets both sides of it, but they also get with a lot of passion and emotion, Kypreos said. Sometimes it was a saving grace and there were other times when it got us in a bit of trouble. Of course, MacLean loves to get the last word on Kypreos, so we'll give it to him on this. I hate him, MacLean said with a chuckle about being back with Kypreos. I'm bringing it again. QUICK HITSMacLean on how NHL owners feel: I can't imagine it's very good. When you don't know if you have fans, and how many fans, in your building it's a scary prospect. There is no certainty about a second wave and what is happening in the United States. Believe it or not, no league can play without fans, no matter if it's junior, pro or college and in hockey fans pay a big part. You can't be without them. This ad hasn't been uploaded yet, but your article continues below. MacLean on what next season will look like: I'm really confident that on January 1st they will start playing and having fans in the buildings. That's what I hope. Is it December 1st? I think Jan. 1 can be more realistic and I hope that will be the case. I know they want to try to go to the pitch on November 17 and play at the beginning of December, but I hope we have fans in the buildings and we have returned to a reasonable situation where the league and the players can survive financially. Kypreos on the fact that he could have played in a bubble: I could easily have lasted in a bubble. I was one of those guys who could eat, drink and sleep hockey. That's what they're doing. At the end of the day, you can tell if they should be an asterisk or not, but you're still playing against the best players in the world and you're still trying to win the Stanley Cup. When you're in an environment, we're still some of the most competitive people in the world _ even though it's just a card game _ we want to win and we're seeing a lot of that out of the players. Kypreos on the future of the fight: He will stay as long as the players want him and want him. If he leaves, he'il leave because the players don't want him anymore. Everyone thought Gary Bettman was going to get rid of it. I give Gary a lot of credit because he left it in the hands of the players and he's there if they need it.

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