Past games do not highlight the winner, and include the timezone after the status i.e. "FINAL PDT"

Game clock shows only TODAY regardless of time left in period, etc.

This is definitely due to normalize_today() method:

    def normalize_today(self):
        date = get_date(0)
        if date.upper() in self.game_clock or \
            'TODAY' in self.game_clock or \
            'LIVE' in self.game_status or \
            'PROGRESS' in self.game_status:
            self.game_clock = 'TODAY'
        return

What about the rest of us? I don't want to constantly subtract X hours to figure out local start time for whichever timezone I'm in.

There should be a "press Q to quit" or similar. Ctrl C is a pretty ugly way to exit.

Good use case for threaded polling, perhaps..

8:30PM EST crashes the time conversion method. Should use proper datetime timezone built-ins.

Script crashes when the internet is disconnected, even without live games in play. Scoreboard should remain static while without internet and continue to attempt refreshes at 30s intervals.

example:

There are no games today.

There are no games today.
Tampa Bay Lightning @ New York Rangers -- Game 2
(MONDAY 5/18, 8:00 PM EDT)
Lightning:
Rangers:

The intermission clock is a simple countdown timer that runs for the length of each intermission - 18 minutes for first and second, 15 minutes for following intermissions.

This is only accurate when script runs uninterrupted and is guaranteed to have started running before the first intermission.

Official intermission clock is not available outside the arena. Need to find a robust fix, but a band-aid is to offer no intermission clock unless the script witnessed the end of the period.

Compatibility issues