2011 Stanley Cup Champions - Boston Bruins

[darth_federer]

Geez relax. I was just kidding. Not like you havent been messing around in this thread either.

[Dirty Water]

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2LBtDrcIntk[/youtube]

[hsb]

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vcu5DYax_qg&feature=player_embedded#at=160[/youtube]
Edit: Better quality.

[BROWN]

Yeah Montreal wasn't this bad... wow.

[darth_federer]

Gotta be disappointed with the play in the finals

[trwi7]

8.7 Million Watch In Canada, A New Record

It was only fitting that a playoff run that delivered record ratings in each round ended with a Game 7 that broke all viewing records for CBC’S HOCKEY NIGHT IN CANADA. A stunning average audience of 8.76 million Canadians tuned in, making it the most-watched NHL broadcast in CBC history*

18 Million Watch Game 7 Across Two Nations

NEW YORK – June 16, 2011 – The 2011 Stanley Cup Final, won by the Boston Bruins over the Vancouver Canucks in a dramatic seven-game series, set numerous viewership milestones and records, including the highest North American viewership for any Stanley Cup Final in history – 11.5 million viewers (records go back to 1994). Game 7 of the series led the way, averaging a record 18.3 million viewers in the U.S. and Canada, also a North American viewership record for any NHL game on record.

Game 7 drew 8.54 million viewers on NBC in the U.S., the best for any NHL game in 38 years, up three percent over last year’s deciding Game 6 and seven percent over Game 7 in 2009. In Canada, the 8.76 million viewers on CBC for Game 7 is an all-time best for any NHL game on the network and the second most-watched sports program ever on CBC, behind only the 2002 Olympic Men’s Ice Hockey Final between USA and Canada (8.96 million).

Game 7 is the Fourth Most-Watched Hockey Game Ever

NEW YORK – June 16, 2011 – Game 7 of the 2011 Stanley Cup Final, which saw the Boston Bruins defeat the Vancouver Canucks, 4-0, to claim their first championship since 1972, was watched by 8.54 million people, making it the most-watched NHL game in 38 years, according to official national data released today by The Nielsen Company. The viewership is up three percent from last year’s deciding Game 6 overtime thriller between the Chicago Blackhawks and Philadelphia Flyers and up seven percent compared to the most recent Game 7 in 2009 between the Pittsburgh Penguins and Detroit Red Wings.

NBC Sports Group surrounded the Stanley Cup with pre- and postgame coverage on VERSUS, regional coverage on Comcast SportsNet New England and robust digital coverage on the integrated NBCSports.com.

Last night’s Game 7 drew 8.54 million viewers (8-11:06 p.m. ET), the most for an NHL game in 38 years (5/10/73, Montreal-Chicago, 9.4 million on NBC) and the fourth most-watched Stanley Cup game ever.

NHL and Non-NHL Market Rankings For Game 7 of the Stanley Cup Final

NOTE: Numbers from Atlanta and Greenville are unavailable.

I’ll do five-game averages tomorrow. Enjoy.

NHL Local Market Ratings Rankings

NHL and Non-NHL Market Local Ratings For Games 5 & 6 of the Stanley Cup Playoffs

Game 5

NHL Market Local Ratings Rankings

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Click last two links for local NHL market ratings and non local market rankings.

[ajaX82]

Skipped the three paragraph limit eh?

[trwi7]

Skipped the three paragraph limit eh?

I was never aware of a three paragraph limit.

I can fix it if you want.

[ajaX82]

Skipped the three paragraph limit eh?

I was never aware of a three paragraph limit.

I can fix it if you want.

Yup there is. I'm not actually a mod on this forum so it isn't a big deal to me, but on the ones I do mod on I would have fixed it for ya. I wasn't trying to come off as a dick btw, more of poking fun

[trwi7]

[trwi7]

[sh00n]

Lame.