of Alberta (2012) “SuperFan 2.0 - The produsage qualities of online hockey fans” Blog at thesuperfan.ca CBC Edmonton News TSN Radio Freelance work: The Athletic Edmonton, The Copper & Blue, Hockey in Society
Mason, D.S. (1999). What is the sports product and who buys it? The marketing of professional sports leagues. European Journal of Marketing, 33(3/4), p. 402-418.
game. I think rumours are good for the game because they create interest.” “A player reads a rumour in the paper that he is going to be traded, so all of a sudden his game picks up” National Post, January 2000
of deliberately provocative commentary that is based almost entirely on shallow moralizing in response to a news story, usually written on tight deadlines with little research or reporting, and even less thought" Rios, Tomas (August 15, 2013). "A Brief History of Bad Sports Writing". Pacific Standard. Retrieved 13 April 2015.
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tracked 1922-23 - League tracked timing of events 1967-68 - Started tracking plus/minus, individual shots and shooting percentage 1983-84 - Goaltender save percentage tracked 1998-99 - Player time on ice published 2002-03 - League started publishing play by play reports