I enjoy taking pictures but am far from an expert.  Here's my issue.
I took an entire an entire hockey games worth of photos with my color adjustment way off.
If I go into the color retouch menu on the camera, I can correct the color by adjusting straight to the right on the line.
Is there any way to select multiple files to correct at once?
I attempted to use my the photoshop program I have, and the color adjustment for multiple files did not come out so well.
Thanks for any suggestions!

Assuming you were shooting at shutter speeds faster than 1/60, and assuming that your white balance is all over the place, what you are probably seeing is the lights flickering at different points during the electrical cycle. This is a common problem for sports shooters.

Fixing this problem is easiest in software like Photoshop or Lightroom as opposed to trying it in camera as you end up fixing the white balance for each photo individually.

Lots of good data over at http://www.nikonians.org

Thanks, I'll give it a shot.
I believe I messed up a setting when I moved the front dial adjusting the wb as opposed to the rear dial.
I thought it was lighting until I started searching online back at the hotel...

You should be able to make batch adjustments in Lightroom or Photoshop.