Hockey+commentary

= "Every day is a great day for hockey." =
 * Mario Lemieux**

This is the commentary the announcers are saying, in written form.

"... and back in it comes, and a save made by Quick! What an opportunity for David Clarkson and the Devils there. Right back they come with it, it's forced back into Jarod Staal, and he's got a man in front, Lewis. And it's clocked away by Salvador. Chances are starting to come now, Eddy, as you predicted they would. This is laid back along the half-boards and dug out by Lewis. He's got it around in front. Oh and a save by Brodeur, and another save by Brodeur! They come around, THEY SCORE!"

Read the commentary and then watch the video until 26 sec. Compare the difference between seeing something play out and reading it. Hockey is more exciting when it is seen. Listen to the announcers voice changing tone when something exciting happens. Watch how fast the players move. Observe the crowd's reaction to everything that is happening in the game. Watch the players celebration after the goal s scored. These things are what hockey is all about, a thrilling game that is very fun.

media type="youtube" key="TsWShD5tf04" width="373" height="308" align="right" The video is from YouTube, and is from the 2012 Stanley cup game 3, the LA Kings vs. the NJ Devils.