Daniel ..Toronto, Canada

UPDATE - January 14/2011 - Ever wondered what the players salaries are for 2011, you can check them out HERE on the drop down menu for any NHL team for this season, and it lists all players.

Toronto - December 11/2010 - In a release from CBC, Hockey Night in CANADA will be broadcasting the first 3D hockey game between the Toronto Maple Leafs and the Montreal Canadiens at the Air Canada Centre in Toronto tonight at 7pm but to be clear, you will need a 3D television to view the game in 3D.
Here's the release from September ..

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Hockey Night in Canada offers games in 3D
CBC, Panasonic Canada team to bring enhanced viewing experience
Last Updated: Wednesday, September 29, 2010 | 3:21 PM ET
By Doug Harrison, CBC Sports

Listen up, hockey fans and electronics aficionados: Hockey Night in Canada is going 3D.
And the best news is, you have time to search the market for a 3D television (a little late now unless you have one) that will suit your needs.
The second 3D broadcast available during the 2010-11 NHL season is scheduled for Feb. 20 at McMahon Stadium in Calgary when the Flames host the Canadiens in the Heritage Classic.

"This is a Canadian first and a very exciting time for television and hockey in Canada."
1st slate of games coming hockey fans will require a special 3D TV and glasses to view the games, which will be aired on a still-to-be-determined separate channel (it has been announced it will be carried by Rogers and other carriers across Canada on a special channel for people with a 3D television) from regular HD broadcasts.

"With our expertise and cutting-edge products, it makes sense to partner with the CBC to help bring the first-ever 3D hockey viewing experience into Canadian living rooms." As long as you have a 3D television.

Daniel ... Toronto, CANADA
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This is very exciting news, and because of it, I searched around the house for my 3D glasses, but unfortunately you need more than 3D glasses. You also will need a 3D TV and I do not have one yet. But I have been trying to find out if anyone will be broadcasting the game on a 3D TV anywhere around the Toronto area, but have been unable to find one.

If anyone knows of any place that has a 3D television let us all know here, I know it's short notice, but we want to know, so we can see the game in 3D.
Thanks to http://www.torontosun.com/news/columnists/joe_warmington/2010/12/10/16509056.htmlJoe Warmington of the Toronto Sun[/B][/I][/URL] here are the channels it will be on, but remember, you need a 3D television, not just the glasses.

The broadcast “will be available free to Bell TV subscribers on channel 1933 (Satellite TV) and 1208 (Fibe TV), Shaw Direct subscribers on channel 233/ 333 (Classic/Advanced), TELUS Optik TVTM subscribers on channel 656, TELUS Satellite TV® subscribers on channel 1933 and to Vidéotron subscribers on channel 800.”

[/COLOR]Daniel ... Toronto, CANADA
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