Does NBC read this blog?

So, one day after I posted the question about "quality game/lower-profile teams vs. star player/crappy game," I see this over at Kukla's Korner:

NBC will be able to select from a minimum of three games scheduled on Sunday afternoons. Thirteen days prior to the scheduled games, NBC, in conjunction with the NHL, will select one of those games as the "Game of the Week" to be broadcast during the NBC window. The other two games will revert back to the team's regional carrier (not to be televised during NBC's broadcast window).

It looks like NBC will only be showing one game per week next season. Is this to maximize exposure of a good game (probably) rather than be stuck with Sidney Crosby vs. a crappy team? Or is it to cut down travel and setup costs?

My guess is that NBC decided that regionalization isn't all that important; instead, they'd rather have one game to promote across the country. The added bonus of saving money via less on-air talent, travel, equipment, trucks, etc., well that's probably music to Gary Bettman's ears -- remember, it's a revenue sharing deal. In order to share, well, you actually have to have some revenue, right?