The Hamilton Bulldogs, American Hockey League affiliate of the Montreal Canadiens, announced that the Club has reached an agreement with Montreals TSN Radio 690 to simulcast all Hamilton Bulldogs home and away games during the month of October. TSN Radio 690s coverage will commence with the Hamilton Bulldogs 2012-2013 season-opener on Saturday versus the Grand Rapids Griffins. Coverage begins with a pre-game show 30 minutes prior to the scheduled start time. TSN Radio 690s full schedule of games, which is subject to change, is below. Calling Hamilton Bulldogs games on TSN Radio 690 will be the broadcast team of Derek Wills and Al Craig. Currently in his 12th season as Hamilton Bulldogs Hockey Network Play-By Play Announcer, Wills will call all home and away games. Wills, 36, has called a number of historically significant games such as the AHLs Conference Finals on five occasions (2002, 2003, 2007, 2010 and 2011) and the Calder Cup Finals twice (2003, 2007). Entering the 2012-2013 season, Wills has called 995 consecutive regular season and post-season Hamilton Bulldogs games, the longest current streak for any broadcaster in the AHL. Craig, currently in his 11th full season as Hamilton Bulldogs Hockey Network Colour Commentator, will join Wills in the broadcast booth for all home games and select away games. Craig, 63, served as the Hamilton Bulldogs first play-by-play announcer from 1996-1999 and was the Sports Director at Hamiltons AM 900 CHML for 23 years. During his 43-year broadcasting career, Craig has covered a wide variety of sports and leagues, including the 1972 Summit Series, the 1987 and 1991 Canada Cups, the 1992 and 1993 World Series, the 1997, 2003 and 2007 Calder Cup Finals as well as the National Hockey League, Major League Baseball and Canadian Football League. HAMILTON BULLDOGS ON MONTREALS TSN RADIO 690 – OCTOBER 2012 SCHEDULE Broadcast schedule subject to change. * 1-hour pre-game show. 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Those early interceptions against Atlanta on Monday night matched the most turnover-riddled quarter of football Manning has played in his 15-year career. They put Denver into too big of a hole to dig out of in what turned into a 27-21 loss. Asked after the game if the interceptions had more to do with his surgically repaired neck or his decision making, Manning wasted no time. "Decision making," he said. But there was some zip missing on some of those intermediate-distance passes and there were a few wobblers mixed in there, as well, including on his lone touchdown pass, to Demaryius Thomas near the end of the first half. Coach John Fox said Manning was not on the injury report when the team returned home Tuesday. Certainly, though, the Broncos would love to avoid putting him in these situations on a regular basis. Faced with the early deficit and forced to drop back to pass 40 times, Manning was sacked three of those times and hit six more, including once when Falcons linebacker John Abraham grabbed the inside of the back of his jersey and yanked him down from behind. Manning finished 24 for 37 for 241 yards with a touchdown and three interceptions. His quarterback rating: 58.5. Clearly not what the Broncos were thinking when they landed the most coveted free agent in the history of the league. "Really, three poor decisions, three throws into coverage," Manning said. "I just have to be able to eliminate those." He did, of course, settle down and rally the Broncos to within a score at the end. Not surprising, then, that unlike last season, when Kyle Orton and Tim Tebow were the Broncos starters, this bad performance isnt triggering a full-scale analysis of whats right and wrong with the quarterback position in Denver -- at least not from the coach. "I think theres a couple of throws hed like to have back or maybe to have gone a different direction," Fox said. "But when you have that job title as quarterback, its not any easy job, for sure. But it wasnt about one guy." Indeed, the Broncos had other problems. Willis McGahees lost fumble with 2 secondss left in the first quarter made the Broncos the first team since Oct.dddddddddddd 13, 2002, to lose four turnovers in the opening 15 minutes. Denver committed 10 penalties for 96 yards, not all of which can be blamed on replacement officials who suffered through a poor night and oversaw a first half that ran nearly two hours. Fox used his last challenge early in the second quarter to question a 12-men-on-the-field call on first-and-10 for the Falcons that turned out to be correct. The Broncos played the final 42:27 of the game without a challenge. On Tuesday, Fox didnt respond to a question about that call and veered away from criticizing the replacements. Clearly, though, he said nearly 100 yards in penalties wont suffice. "We made more errors than I would have liked. Thats something that well get corrected," he said. "What we report to the league, our comments on that, is in-house material. I cant comment and wont as far as what we did and what we didnt do, what was right and what was not right. Thats pretty much (our) policy." Manning, not surprisingly, shouldered the blame for his poor start in this, his first road game since Dec. 26, 2010. It marked only the second time he had thrown three interceptions in the first quarter of a game; the first came Nov. 11, 2007, on a rain-drenched night in San Diego, where a Manning comeback came up short in a 23-21 loss. Manning also threw three interceptions in the fourth quarter of a 2000 game against New England. "Each turnover has its own story that no one really wants to hear," he said. "Ive just got to take care of the ball better." Strange to hear Manning, he of the 402 career touchdowns and only 201 interceptions, talk that way. But ever since he signed with the Broncos, and even after his successful debut against Pittsburgh in which he threw two touchdowns and finished with a passer rating of 129.2, hes been insisting there is still fine-tuning to do -- some rust to shake off. Over 15 forgettable minutes that hes hoping will be a hiccup, not a trend, he showed everyone what he was talking about. "Really a tough start," Manning said. "I wont make any excuses for it." Notes: The Broncos place OL Philip Blake on injured reserve with a thumb injury he suffered a week ago. They signed OL C.J. Davis off the practice squad and replaced him by signing OL Adam Grant to the practice squad. ... Under Fox, the Broncos are 1-0 in Sunday games following a Monday nighter, defeating Cincinnati 24-22 last September after losing to Oakland the previous Monday. ' ' '