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Meltzer's Musings: 3 Prospects in Action Tonight, European Games |
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Three Flyers prospects at the junior hockey level will start their regular season schedules today when the Oshawa Generals (featuring Scott Laughton and Colin Suellentrop) take on the Peterborough Petes (Derek Mathers).
The OHL and other CHL affiliate leagues offer various
webcast packages, but they are quite pricey. A season pass (all teams, all games) costs $289.99. An individual team pass costs $179.99 for all regular season games or $99.99 for road games only. You can also order live single-game webcast access for $6.99 apiece.
A free alternative: Listen the radio broadcast online. The Peterborough game feed will be available via
FM905. Game time is 7:00 p.m. eastern.
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Jakub Voracek is slated to make his KHL debut for HC Lev Prague today when the team takes on Avangard Omsk. Jiri Hudler will also be in the Lev lineup. The game starts at 2 p.m. eastern US/Canada time. There will be a free webcast
available here.
Ruslan Fedotenko will play his first game for HC Donbass Donetsk on Sunday, when the Ukrainian KHL team travels to take on Atlant Mytishchi in the Moscow suburbs.
CSKA Moscow posted a
press release on its official site yesterday to announce the signings of Ilya Bryzgalov and Pavel Datsyuk. Datsyuk's deal has already been signed while Bryzgalov has "an agreement in principle" which will be formally signed upon his arrival in Moscow. There is a chance that Bryzgalov, who had been working out daily in Voorhees, could be ready to play in Saturday's game against Yugra.
Ex-Flyer Jaromir Jagr made his official return to the HC Rytiri Kladno club that he now owns, registering an assist in yesterday's 3-2 loss to Slavia Prague. Jagr set up a goal by Tomas Plekanec. Jiri Tlusty had the Knights other goal while Roman Cervenka had a three-point game for Slavia.
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