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I get all 5 TSN's with Bell MTS I don't know which one is even the main network anymore.
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Though a case can be made that the main network is the first one you hit when channel surfing upwards. Many sports bars and restaurants for example will have their TVs tuned to that channel as a default, and only move to the other ones if there is something that is more of interest to their clientele on there. |
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It's more of a regional assortment as compared to the US where ESPN is the big grand-daddy channel while ESPN2, ESPN News and all of the various other ESPN offshoots are secondary in nature. |
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Maybe I am weird but to me the channel that is labelled "1" is still assume the one with the most high-profile marquee programming with cross-Canada appeal. (Or at least the programming they want us to latch on to the most for reasons X Y and Z.) |
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For years and years, TSN was channel 400 on almost any system I had (1400 in HD). 400 (1400) on Bell Fibe at least is TSN 4. They are in order, 4, 1, 2, 3, 5 on Fibe. I always consider 1400 the main TSN channel because that's where the Leafs and Raptors usually are, and TSN does stand for Toronto Sports Network, so I'm told.
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I agree that shortening the playoffs/overall season is a good idea for MLS. |
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So I guess the answer is that people at Sportsnet did watch it and decided to air the recorded version of it during several other broadcasts that evening. |
Interesting to see the Quebec breakdown with and without the Als, IMO both are very good numbers
https://i.imgur.com/3wwdmzp.png |
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