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Second Episode of Blackhawks TV To Air Sunday, Feb. 14 on WGN-TV
From chicagoblackhawks.com: (link)
In conjunction with broadcast partner WGN-TV, the Chicago Blackhawks announced today the airing of the second episode of Blackhawks TV, an all-access thirty-minute television show that includes a variety of segments highlighting the players’ personalities off the ice. The show can be seen on WGN-TV on Sunday, February 14 at 6:30 P.M., or immediately following the Blackhawks game at the Columbus Blue Jackets, which begins at 4:00 P.M. (CT).
The second installment debuts all new, exclusive footage never before seen on TV or chicagoblackhawks.com, including a newlyweds game show featuring forwards Troy Brouwer, Colin Fraser and their wives; a mini Blackhawks Olympics pitting American and Canadian players, including Patrick Kane and Jonathan Toews, against one another in a variety of humorous events; a segment that uncovers “alternate” player nicknames, appearances by Blackhawks Ambassadors and more.
Located on chicagoblackhawks.com, Blackhawks TV received over four million video views last season and is consistently among the most watched in the league. The television debut of Blackhawks TV ran on Comcast SportsNet on December 25 and can be seen on chicagoblackhawks.com.
In conjunction with broadcast partner WGN-TV, the Chicago Blackhawks announced today the airing of the second episode of Blackhawks TV, an all-access thirty-minute television show that includes a variety of segments highlighting the players’ personalities off the ice. The show can be seen on WGN-TV on Sunday, February 14 at 6:30 P.M., or immediately following the Blackhawks game at the Columbus Blue Jackets, which begins at 4:00 P.M. (CT).
The second installment debuts all new, exclusive footage never before seen on TV or chicagoblackhawks.com, including a newlyweds game show featuring forwards Troy Brouwer, Colin Fraser and their wives; a mini Blackhawks Olympics pitting American and Canadian players, including Patrick Kane and Jonathan Toews, against one another in a variety of humorous events; a segment that uncovers “alternate” player nicknames, appearances by Blackhawks Ambassadors and more. Located on chicagoblackhawks.com, Blackhawks TV received over four million video views last season and is consistently among the most watched in the league. The television debut of Blackhawks TV ran on Comcast SportsNet on December 25 and can be seen on chicagoblackhawks.com.
