nhl.com shift charts

[enfuego]

i\'m not sure who else already knows this or not, but with the new layout of nhl.com, i was confused as to whether or not the firefox greasemonkey add-on with the shift chart application loaded would work.

well it does, it\'s just not as obvious as the last layout of nhl.com. instead of clicking on a \'shift charts\' link, as in the old layout, you just need to click on one of the teams \'time on ice\' links and it will take you to the shift charts.

again, i\'m not sure if that was already obvious to everyone, but i had to figure if i was confused, that maybe others were too!


GAME ON!!!!

[Dobber]

It was not obvious to me - I actually wrote the guy at timeontheice.com to ask about it.
Thanks enguego!!! Beauty!!!

B)

for that, I\'ll bump your Karma to good ol\' 69er

[woodrow]

Sorry, but I don\'t follow. Do we need this add on? Where can one find the time on ice links? Thanks for you help.

[enfuego]

you need the firefox browser, just do a search for firefox and download it...it\'s free.

then go to the timeonice.com website here and follow the instructions at the bottom to get the greasemonkey add-on and then the shift charts application.

then when you go to nhl.com and go to scores, under each game there\'s a button that says \'stats\'. mouse over it and a drop down menu comes down and then you can click on each team\'s time on ice (toi).

hope that helps!

[woodrow]

Thanks for your help. I\'ll have to play around with this later as I have a draft coming up. Karma to you.

[ccsitdown]

Thanks, enfuego, karma added! That will come in handy, I was irritated last year when they removed that feature from nhl.com and I had to plug in all of those codes. Great tip!

[woodrow]

Hey Everyone:

This was from Enfuego earlier in the week wrt NHL.com Shift Charts. Basically, follow his instructions and you\'ll be set for Shift Charts. It works like a charm:

you need the firefox browser, just do a search for firefox and download it...it\'s free.



then go to the timeonice.com website here and follow the instructions at the bottom to get the greasemonkey add-on and then the shift charts application.



then when you go to nhl.com and go to scores, under each game there\'s a button that says \'stats\'. mouse over it and a drop down menu comes down and then you can click on each team\'s time on ice (toi).



hope that helps!

[woodrow]

For those who want to look at line combinations in NHL games, the following was provided in an earlier post by Enfuego. It really works well.

enfuego wrote:

you need the firefox browser, just do a search for firefox and download it...it\'s free.

then go to the timeonice.com website here and follow the instructions at the bottom to get the greasemonkey add-on and then the shift charts application.

then when you go to nhl.com and go to scores, under each game there\'s a button that says \'stats\'. mouse over it and a drop down menu comes down and then you can click on each team\'s time on ice (toi).

hope that helps!

[gagnerific]

is there a add on like this for stat-tracker for yahoo (free)

[blammo]

more karma. thanks onfire