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The article discusses the NHL's third annual Frozen Frenzy event, where all 32 teams played on the same night with staggered start times, and features a 'Five and One' ranking of the night's top games, highlighting the Red Wings vs. Blues as the best, and criticizing the Ducks vs. Panthers game for its uniforms.
The article provides an in-depth behind-the-scenes look at ESPN's 'NHL Frozen Frenzy,' a six-hour live broadcast covering multiple NHL games, highlighting the production process, challenges, and excitement of capturing live hockey action and goals across various venues.
A power outage in the Arena District and Nationwide Arena in Columbus, Ohio, is expected to be resolved 30 minutes before the Columbus Blue Jackets' game against the Anaheim Ducks. AEP Ohio estimates that electricity will be restored at 6 p.m., with backup power currently operating the ice coolers. The outage is affecting other operations at the arena. The National Hockey League has scheduled games for all 32 teams tonight, with staggered start times from 6 p.m. to 11 p.m. on the West Coast, promoting the event as Frozen Frenzy. Crews are working to isolate and repair the underground cable that caused the outage.
The NHL is introducing the Frozen Frenzy, a night where all 32 teams play with staggered start times. The Washington Capitals will face the Toronto Maple Leafs at 6 pm, which will be nationally televised on ESPN and can be streamed on ESPN+. The game will not be available on Monumental Sports Network. The Frozen Frenzy also includes two other games on ESPN: Boston Bruins vs. Chicago Blackhawks at 8:30 pm and Vegas Golden Knights vs. Philadelphia Flyers at 11 pm.
The NHL will host the "Frozen Frenzy" on Tuesday, with all 32 teams playing in 16 games. ESPN, ESPN2, and ESPN+ will provide coverage, including a tripleheader on ESPN. The top games to watch include the Toronto Maple Leafs vs. the Washington Capitals, the Buffalo Sabres vs. the Ottawa Senators, the Tampa Bay Lightning vs. the Carolina Hurricanes, the New Jersey Devils vs. the Montreal Canadiens, and the Pittsburgh Penguins vs. the Dallas Stars. The Colorado Avalanche's dominant start and the Detroit Red Wings' hot streak are also worth watching.
NHL players are excited for the "Frozen Frenzy" coverage on ESPN networks, where all 32 NHL teams will be in action with 16 games having staggered starting times. The coverage includes a tripleheader on ESPN, whip-around coverage on ESPN+, and continues on ESPN2. Players are curious to see how ESPN handles the unpredictable nature of the game and are looking forward to the one-stop shop for all the action.