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This is all assuming we have a different GM by that time. We can hope, right?
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If he gets Ws today and Sunday, those 2 wins combined with Edmonton cover him for the Monday-Wednesday off days. Then it all comes down to Philly. A win gets him through the off day, then he’s got the islanders. its a back to back, so he can recoup some ground with a win vs the devils the next day, keeping an extra “24 hours” in his back pocket gotta play the game but it can be done
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When they first switched, I couldn't stop calling it Audacity, LOL. Still AUD though!
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NFL Redzone had 4 ads when they started this year, now has 16 ads during Redzone.
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GDT- Buffalo Sabres @ Vancouver Canucks Dec 11 2025 10pm ESPN, WGR
pi2000 replied to Shoot da Puck's topic in The Aud Club
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I am bringing this up again because the topic seems to be getting worse by the week. Ads. Not that there are too many of them. Sure, that is an issue but I'm talking about the content of advertisements. I do not understand the reason for ads that don't tell you about the product, but try to associate their product with an 'image'. I'd be OK with ads, but tell me about your product. Tell me features about your product (a car ad with a bunch of good looking young people smiling as they drive your car but not telling me any features of your car does nothing for me.) Its like the ads that try to get so 'artsy' that you have zero idea what they are for, and then they flash up the name of their product with 2 seconds left in the ad. Guess what genius? I spent the entire first 28 seconds of the ad trying to figure out what it was for....so by the time you revealed your product to me I wasn't really paying attention to the first 28 seconds becuase my mind was on 'what the heck is this for'? Maybe you were showing me your product, maybe you were giving me some features. Maybe you were TRYING to create that image. But if I don't know what it is, you just wasted most of your ad time because I'm likely to forget your entire ad without knowing what it is for. I worked a bit in marketing years ago. I'm not an expert....but I think companies over-complicate things most of the time.
