"less obvious" Ive literally never noticed the bump 💀
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vasudha_khanna3 months, 4 weeks ago
"Whats this bump?" Its lupus.
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pénélopevaleon833 months, 4 weeks ago
"Even gambling" brother that's the whole point
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christine_ferrand3 months, 4 weeks ago
I can barely see it. Wonderful addition to the game without the attention being brought to it. Enough being done to improve the game without the controversy. Love the silent improvements and hope other sports will take similar action!
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leon.mohaupt3 months, 4 weeks ago
Cool. How come we still have arguments about if a puck crossed the goal line then?
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meghana_bobal3 months, 4 weeks ago
You would think with all of this we would have actual goal line technology like they do in soccer for extreme edge case scenarios
graham_harvey3 months, 4 weeks ago
The puck tracing thing from the 90s was pretty cool, you have to remember that the tvs were low picture and you couldn’t really ever see the puck when it was moving even slightly fast.
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christopher_thompson3 months, 3 weeks ago
Professional rugby has been using this technology for awhile. But they’re measuring things like physical impact stats to ID injury causing collisions and giving coaches metrics on when to pull players out.
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josué_costela3 months, 4 weeks ago
The NHL needs to test first-person cameras. Even watching beer leaguers play is entertaining as hell in first-person, it would be nuts with professionals.
maríaluisa_lemus3 months, 4 weeks ago
Ngl i miss the glowing puck. How nostalgic.
sarah_wallace3 months, 4 weeks ago
The coolest side effect of this is away teams being able to watch games in their own arena. These sensors track the players from across the country and send it to the home arena, and the players are highlighted by spotlights on the ice. Its typically like $5 to go to one of these games, they have the broadcast on the jumbotron, and its just an amazing experience
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kristopherhart2943 months, 4 weeks ago
Dinamo Riga?! Was not expecting a defunct Latvia hockey club in the vid.
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ross.woodward3 months, 3 weeks ago
How about they take annoying advertisements off the dasher boards and ice. (The ones inserted during a live game)
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grégoire_louis3 months, 4 weeks ago
Yep, I too just discovered "the bump".😎
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aprilclark9603 months, 4 weeks ago
I can see how long time hockey fans wouldn’t like the puck glow/tracker thing but I would love it if they brought that back. I have a hard time seeing the puck on TV and it would be really nice for accessibility reasons too
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silvia_garcía3 months, 3 weeks ago
I loved the lit up puck on the Fox broadcasts back in the day.
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ericarguello2663 months, 3 weeks ago
That's interesting stuff. Now if they would just stop with the distracting animated ads on the boards.....
priya_ghose3 months, 4 weeks ago
Glowing puck was fun to watch as a kid
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genaro.chavarría3 months, 4 weeks ago
As a hockey fan, I don’t like the idea of forcing overlays during the game but I do like the idea of making data available for those who want to look at it. And it’s kind of neat to see the “the last shot was 130 km/h” stats in the corner next to the score bug.
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anastasiegermain6383 months, 3 weeks ago
I miss the old puck glow they used to do. I mean, yea we have way more clarity on our TVs now, so it's easier to see. But I think it would be fun to bring back for another all-star gane or something for nostalgia
"less obvious" Ive literally never noticed the bump 💀
"Whats this bump?" Its lupus.
"Even gambling" brother that's the whole point
I can barely see it. Wonderful addition to the game without the attention being brought to it. Enough being done to improve the game without the controversy. Love the silent improvements and hope other sports will take similar action!
Cool. How come we still have arguments about if a puck crossed the goal line then?
You would think with all of this we would have actual goal line technology like they do in soccer for extreme edge case scenarios
The puck tracing thing from the 90s was pretty cool, you have to remember that the tvs were low picture and you couldn’t really ever see the puck when it was moving even slightly fast.
Professional rugby has been using this technology for awhile. But they’re measuring things like physical impact stats to ID injury causing collisions and giving coaches metrics on when to pull players out.
The NHL needs to test first-person cameras. Even watching beer leaguers play is entertaining as hell in first-person, it would be nuts with professionals.
Ngl i miss the glowing puck. How nostalgic.
The coolest side effect of this is away teams being able to watch games in their own arena. These sensors track the players from across the country and send it to the home arena, and the players are highlighted by spotlights on the ice. Its typically like $5 to go to one of these games, they have the broadcast on the jumbotron, and its just an amazing experience
Dinamo Riga?! Was not expecting a defunct Latvia hockey club in the vid.
How about they take annoying advertisements off the dasher boards and ice. (The ones inserted during a live game)
Yep, I too just discovered "the bump".😎
I can see how long time hockey fans wouldn’t like the puck glow/tracker thing but I would love it if they brought that back. I have a hard time seeing the puck on TV and it would be really nice for accessibility reasons too
I loved the lit up puck on the Fox broadcasts back in the day.
That's interesting stuff. Now if they would just stop with the distracting animated ads on the boards.....
Glowing puck was fun to watch as a kid
As a hockey fan, I don’t like the idea of forcing overlays during the game but I do like the idea of making data available for those who want to look at it. And it’s kind of neat to see the “the last shot was 130 km/h” stats in the corner next to the score bug.
I miss the old puck glow they used to do. I mean, yea we have way more clarity on our TVs now, so it's easier to see. But I think it would be fun to bring back for another all-star gane or something for nostalgia