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''NHL on HDNet'' is a TV show that televises National Hockey League games on HDNet (broadcasting exclusively in high-definition form). The NHL was the first professional sports league to sign up with HDNet, when it launched in 2001. ==History== HDnet's coverage began in the 2001–02 season with a 65 game schedule.〔("NHL in HD" Coverage Begins on HDNet Oct. 4 )〕 HDNet produced broadcasts in conjunction with several Fox Sports Net regional outlets, sharing audio and graphics with FSN's standard definition production units. ''NHL on HDNet'' prototypically, aired on Tuesday and Friday nights during its early years. While there was no coverage during the 2004–05 season due to the lockout, HDNet instead, produced a series called ''NHL Relived'',〔(HDNet Gives Hockey Fans an Instant Replay with "NHL Relived" )〕 a special series featuring the best games from the 2003–04 season, including the NHL All-Star Game and Stanley Cup Playoff games. When HDNet's coverage resumed following the lockout, they reduced their schedule from 65 games to 52 games (bumped up to 53 the following year)〔(NHL & HDNet Announce 2006–2007 HDTV Schedule )〕 on Thursday and Saturday nights.〔(NHL & HDNet Announce 2005–06 HDTV Schedule )〕 By this time, it was apparent that HDNet would add games to this broadcast schedule bi-monthly so that they will be able to feature the what they would consider hottest players,〔(Two Young NHL Superstars Go Head-to-head This Saturday On HDNet )〕 teams〔(HDNet to present history in the making as the Buffalo Sabres go for new NHL record )〕 and match ups at the moment〔(HDNet Announces Second Installment of NHL Season-Long Coverage Every Thursday and Saturday until the February Olympic Break )〕 (a flexible schedule〔(High Definition Network maintains a flexible schedule in order to feature top match ups as the race for the Stanley Cup begins )〕〔(NHL & HDNet Announce "Flex" Game Schedule For December and January )〕〔(NHL & HDNet Announce HDTV Schedule for February )〕〔(NHL & HDNet Announce "Flex" Game Schedule For February and March )〕 in other words). For the 2007–08 season〔(HDNet to Open NHL Season With the First Game of 2007–08 Live from London – Saturday, September 29 )〕 (HDNet's final season of NHL coverage), HDNet premiered the weekly program entitled ''Inside the NHL''.〔(National Hockey League and HDNet Join Forces to Take Fans "Inside the NHL" )〕 Hosted by Dan Moriarty, ''Inside the NHL'' featured programming regarding the upcoming game airing on HDNet, in-depth interviews with the biggest stars in the NHL, the latest news from around league, the top highlights from the current week, and unique features showcasing NHL's biggest stars as well as celebrity fans. ''Inside the NHL'' was shot on the location of every HDNet Thursday night NHL game. 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「NHL on HDNet」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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