The bastards have finally done it. After nearly fifty seasons of professional hockey, the simulation hockey league has finally made the decision to open their own television network. Is the move a day late and a dollar short? I guess we’ll just have to wait and find out. I think one of the first shows that the network is going to need is a sort of recap show, where not only do they go over scores and highlights of the games, but also get interesting interviews, rather than just really short snippets of a single player saying, “Yeah we just didn’t put the puck in the net tonight.” I’m thinking along the lines of interviewing general managers about how their teams are playing, doing anonymous surveys of the league’s general managers to see what kind of moves they’d be doing differently for other teams, what players they think are undervalued/overvalued, and more. It’s this kind of content that would allow the SHL network to shine. Another show idea that I think could be cool is something like a show they have on the YES network (Yankees network) called Yankeeography. Each episode is like 45 minutes long, and is a short biographical documentary about one of the Yankees legends. I think this show would be a great way for new fans to learn about the history of the SHL, which I think is really not known by anyone except those who were lucky enough to experience it.