Showing posts with label TSN. Show all posts
Showing posts with label TSN. Show all posts

Sunday, March 4, 2012

Suspened the writer!

I recently came across this two-year-old article ("OHL Suspends Kassian for 20 games for hit on Kennedy" on TSN online on January 22, 2010) after Zack Kassian was acquired by the Vancouver Canucks. There are three errors in this one sentence. First, accessed should be assessed. Second, a five-minute major needs a hyphen. Third, there is one E too many in suspended. Click the image to enlarge it.

Monday, August 31, 2009

DIANARA SAFINA

-- TSN ticker on August 25, 2009

Dinara Safina may be seeded #1 (right above Serena and Venus Williams), but that won't stop Canada's The Sports Network from misspelling her name.

Sunday, February 1, 2009

COMMERICAL

-- ESPN on-screen announcement on January 30, 2009

The above photos were taken at 5:59am, during the fifth set of the Australian Open men's semifinal match between Rafael Nadal and Fernando Verdasco. I was tired from lack of sleep but staying up to watch this incredible tennis display was well worth it. As tired as I was, though, my mind could still detect the error. I missed capturing it the first time it appeared, but I got my camera ready, started hoping that they wouldn't have fixed it, and a few minutes later, click click.

I'm competing in ESPN's Streak for the Cash and the recent Australian Open tennis matches have me reeling. After correctly picking 22 games or more in the S.Williams/Kuznetsova match, I picked Roddick to win a set against Federer (he didn't) and that Nadal would win 3-0 against Verdasco (Verdasco won the first set, then the fourth). For this morning's Nadal/Federer final, I picked Federer. Think about it.. Federer, attempting to take Pete Sampras' Grand Slam titles record away, had beaten Roddick 3-0 a full day before Nadal hustled his ass off in a five-set match (the longest in Australian Open history at five hours and fourteen minutes) against Verdasco. Nadal had been known as a one-trick pony, winning the title only on the French Open's clay surface, until he beat Federer in the epic Wimbledon final last year. This was the first meeting of the two top seeds in the final of a hardcourt Grand Slam. Of course, because I picked Federer, Nadal won. At least I managed to correctly pick S.Williams to win 2-0! My streak is currently at two losses. Go Steelers.

[The label TSN is on this post because I was watching TSN's feed of ESPN's airing of the match.]

Thursday, May 15, 2008

14/15 .933 SV % // 19/19 1.000 SV %

-- Detroit Red Wings versus Dallas Stars game summary on TSN, Wednesday May 14 2008

Corrections: [Chris] Osgood: 19/22 .864 SV %; [Marty] Turco: 33/34 .971 SV %

Where on earth did TSN get their numbers?! Both goalies were in the net for all the goals against (so no empty netters). See here.