1% Pitt + X + 180. (winner +1.80)
No that I necessarilly beleive that Pitt will actually tie or win this game, however I do beleive the chances of this occuring are much greater than the odds presented. We have a demoralized Ranger team against a 'nothing to lose' Pitt team that has been playing much better as of late. Heck I would bet an OHL or AHL team against the Rangers at this point if they were getting + X + 180 (OLY).
[This message was edited by SportSavant on March 07, 2004 at 10:24 PM.]
No that I necessarilly beleive that Pitt will actually tie or win this game, however I do beleive the chances of this occuring are much greater than the odds presented. We have a demoralized Ranger team against a 'nothing to lose' Pitt team that has been playing much better as of late. Heck I would bet an OHL or AHL team against the Rangers at this point if they were getting + X + 180 (OLY).
[This message was edited by SportSavant on March 07, 2004 at 10:24 PM.]
I know you need a digital receiver but beyond that I'm not entirely educated. My brother has it in Boston and when I was back there during Christamas I had the chance to watch the Bruins on NESN. It was unbelievable! Amazing clearity and color. I also saw Sunday night football on ESPN with HDTV and for some reason the hockey game was by far better of the two, (not that the football wasn't special on it's own)
My theory was it either had something to do with the lighting or close proximity of the cameras to the subject. I have digital at my house and the Center Ice package but no HDTV. But one thing I can tell you is that certain broadcasts are better than others. Boston, Tampa Bay and Toronto are some of the best. It seems that anyone that broadcasts with HD carries a clearer and brighter picture.
My theory was it either had something to do with the lighting or close proximity of the cameras to the subject. I have digital at my house and the Center Ice package but no HDTV. But one thing I can tell you is that certain broadcasts are better than others. Boston, Tampa Bay and Toronto are some of the best. It seems that anyone that broadcasts with HD carries a clearer and brighter picture.
