Maybe it is because of the warm weather but there has been very little buzz about this game and it is only 3 weeks away.
I found this PR puff piece from the NHL and at first glance something looks wrong.
Why on earth is it taking 6 days to drive a truck from Toronto to Boston???? I know traffic on the QEW and Thruway can be tough but
Today I got an e-mail from the Bruins inviting me to the *OFFICIAL* Bruins Tailgate Party
http://bruins.nhl.com/club/page.htm?id=109202&sf16722987=1
This looks like a clone of Ordway's tailgates for Pats games and it would not surprise me if he is running it. The price is steep.
Now it says complementary beverage but that can not include alcohol as Mass Happy Hour Laws forbid that ( at least I think so ) - anybody know for certain?
I found this PR puff piece from the NHL and at first glance something looks wrong.
The Rink Build at Gillette Stadium
The 2016 Bridgestone NHL Winter Classic® Ice Plant presented by York – the custom-built 53-foot, 300-ton capacity truck that houses the world's largest mobile rink refrigeration unit and will be used to make the ice sheet for the 2016 Bridgestone NHL Winter Classic® - will depart from the Hockey Hall of Fame in Toronto on Dec. 15 and arrive at Gillette Stadium on Monday, Dec. 21st. After the installation of field protection, 243 ice pans and a ring of dasherboards to enclose the rink, workers will create a nearly two-inch think ice surface at Gillette Stadium. Fans will be able to follow the entire rink-build process through interactive features and extensive coverage on NHL.com and NHL Network™.
Why on earth is it taking 6 days to drive a truck from Toronto to Boston???? I know traffic on the QEW and Thruway can be tough but
Today I got an e-mail from the Bruins inviting me to the *OFFICIAL* Bruins Tailgate Party
http://bruins.nhl.com/club/page.htm?id=109202&sf16722987=1
oin the Boston Bruins Foundation at the Official Boston Bruins Tailgate Party on January 1, 2016 before the start of the 2016 Bridgestone NHL Winter Classic®. Choose from the two available packages below. Each package provides hospitality passes which includes a breakfast tailgate buffet, complimentary beverages, the ability for attendees to mix and mingle with Bruins Alumni, raffles, entertainment and more! All proceeds from the event will benefit the Boston Bruins Foundation and the Rodman Ride for Kids.
EVENT INFORMATION
Where: Rodman Ford
Address: 53 Washington St, Foxborough, MA 02035
Parking Lot Opens: Aimed to open the parking lot at 8:00 AM*
Tailgate Doors Open: 9:00 AM
Tailgate Doors Close: 12:00 PM
*Please note the opening of the lots is subject to State Trooper approval. We will officially open when they give us the official say so.
This looks like a clone of Ordway's tailgates for Pats games and it would not surprise me if he is running it. The price is steep.
Now it says complementary beverage but that can not include alcohol as Mass Happy Hour Laws forbid that ( at least I think so ) - anybody know for certain?
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