Home theater and football enthusiats are gearing up for this Sunday’s big Super Bowl game. Super Bowl 47 features the Baltimore Ravens and San Francisco 49ers. This one game is the biggest attraction in all of professional sports in North America. Here in Canada, we don’t have and NFL team but we still love the Super Bowl. Home theaters everywhere will be filled with football fans this coming Sunday. Wal Marteven has Super Bowl specials on home theater equipment from TV’s to surround sound systems.
Since home theaters can be used for many different things, from movies to concerts and sports, games like the Super Bowlare a perfect combination. It brings friends and family together to spend an afternoon or evening rooting for one of the teams while sharing a few snacks and beverages with one another. The Super Bowl is also child-friendly so people of all ages can be together and enjoy the game. With this game, people are just as excited to watch the commercials! Super Bowl commercials can be more exciting than the game itself.
Some people have dedicated sports themed home theater rooms, click hereto read our blog about this! There’s something about sports and home theaters that just go perfectly together. This Sunday’s Super Bowlgame between the Baltimore Ravens and San Francisco 49erswill be no exception. Let us know what you will be doing for this upcoming Super Bowl game. There are going to be parties all around North America this Sunday.
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On September 15, 2012 the NHL once again locked out the players because of a dispute over the CBA, (Collective Bargaining Agreement). The NHLPA, the union representing the players, has stated the lockout was not their decision and the owners are to blame. Regardless of who is at fault we are now witnessing the third lockout in the NHL since the 1994-1995 season was cut short for the exact same reason. Once the summer is over, sports fans are excited because the NFL and the NHL are gearing up for a new season. NFL fans are sighing a bit of relief as their season was in jeopardy over issues with the officials. The issue is not resolved at all, luckily the NFL was able to get amateur officials to step in. NHL aren’t as lucky. Fans around the league are upset and fed up and they have every right to feel this way. However, there is an alternative to watching the NHL games. If you’re a fan of the game of hockey you can resort to other leagues who can be just as exciting.
Alternate Leagues Include But Not Exclusive To:
CHL: The Canadian Hockey League is an umbrella league consisting of three leagues, WHL (Western Hockey League), OHL (Ontario Hockey League), & QMJHL(Quebec Major Junior Hockey League).
AHL: The American Hockey League consists of thirty teams. Abbotsford Heat, Toronto Marlies, Adirondack Phantoms, Grand Rapids Griffins, & Texas Stars are just some of the teams in this league. The AHL covers BC, New Foundland, & Ontario in Canada and the American states have teams in New Hampshire, Maine, Texas, Rhode Island, Massachusetts, New York, Connecticut, Pennsylvania, Virginia, Ohio, Illinois, Michigan, North Carolina, and Oklahoma.
CHL: The Central Hockey League consists of ten teams, {not be mistaken with the Canadian league, The Canadian Hockey League CHL}. Arizona Sundogs, Denver Cutthroats, & Quad City Mallards are some of the teams in this league. Regionally covering the following US states: Kansas, Oklahoma, Texas, South Dakota, Illinois, Missouri, Colorado, & Arizona.
All over Europe and Russia hockey leagues have already started their seasons. Do not worry hockey fans, there are plenty of games we can watch in the comfort of our own home theaters. Many of these teams have local TV coverage and with the NHL inactive, major networks like TSN and ESPN might pick up these other games. So until the NHL is back we still have exciting games we can watch this fall.
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