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The SeasonBoard

— games · — · driving times measured from Bloomfield, NY
Homefilled · Awayoutlined · Tourneydashed · Theme night · tournament hold

The whole season in order. Rows tinted pale blue are days you could catch two games; orange means two games overlap.

Days with two games you could actually make — the first has to end, and you have to get to the second, before puck drop or kickoff. Drive legs assume 55 mph plus 20 minutes for parking and getting to your seat.

Stretches where two or more home-area games land close together — a Friday in Rochester and a Saturday in Buffalo, or the Thanksgiving run of Sabres, Bills, Sabres.

Away games that cluster in the same place at the same time — one hotel, more than one game. Loosen the dials to find looser regional pairings.

Games running at the same time. The ones where both venues are within reach are listed first — those are the real decisions.

Download any team's season as an .ics file and open it on your iPhone, iPad, or Mac to drop every game into Apple Calendar. Games keep their start time (Eastern, with the November clock change handled) and a sensible length; tournaments arrive as all-day holds spanning the weekend. Each file is the full season for that team — the Upcoming/Whole-season toggle doesn't affect the export.

On iPhone / iPad: tap a button, then open the downloaded .ics (Safari shows it in Downloads, or find it in the Files app) and choose Add All — pick which calendar to add them to.
On a Mac: double-click the file and choose the calendar to add to.
Tip: make a calendar per team first (e.g. a "Sabres" calendar) and import into it — then you can color it and toggle it on and off on its own.
Updating later: when the schedule changes, re-export and delete that team's old events (or its calendar) before re-importing, so you don't get duplicates.

Paste a schedule and it joins everything above — the clash finder, the doubleheaders, the trips. Nothing is saved when you close the page, so use Copy as code at the bottom and paste the result into this file to keep it.

Order is date, time, opponent, place. Start the opponent with @ for away, vs or nothing for home, or * for a neutral-site tournament game.
Tournament weekend (no set times): give a date range and skip the time — 11/13/26-11/15/26, Fall Face-Off, Indianapolis IN — or a single day as 1/17/27, TBD, Showcase, Columbus OH. These block off the dates without touching the two-in-a-day or clash features.
Place can be a city this page already knows (any NHL, AHL, or NFL city, plus the usual junior-hockey stops), or raw coordinates like 39.77,-86.16. Leave it off and the game still shows up and still gets checked for clashes — it just won't appear in road trips.
Commas, tabs, or two or more spaces all work as separators.