Tweed
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I hear Tool's planning on releasing a new album in time for the Kraken's inaugural season.
Just anecdotal butbit feels the Seattle board has less enthusiasm than the Las Vegas board.
Nope. No one here even talks about it. Most people don't even know there is an NHL team coming here.
I see about 150 patients a week. Since the news came out that Seattle is getting a team all those weeks ago, the percentage of those who know that Seattle is getting an NHL hockey team I would guess to be 25-35%.Most people? I doubt that. There isn't much new worthy going on that's worth talking about currently. We are still a year and half away from the team taking the ice.
Comparing Vegas and Seattle is asinine.
T-Mobile arena was a ground up build and under construction well before Foley even applied.
OVG is trying to “unbuild” in arena in a climate that isn’t conducive to fast building and started right as they applied.
However, their AHL plans have seen a set back. What it means could be anything but we are dealing with a Native American entity which also different.
Date was pushed due to arena issues
They are not dragging their feet. Kick off comes at this Forth coming draft.
The only thing Seattle is dragging their feet on is the team name.
The Palm Springs idea seems like a nightmare the city is upset they have to hire police and firemen for something like this to run and they can’t tax the tribe because it on native land. The locals are not happy because there is no parking in the area, the city does not want to pay for the parking and the tribe wants nothing to do with paying for that many parking spaces so they are trying to get away with few spaces and just getting everyone to fill up the local neighborhoods with random concert cars...
The tribe is also planning on making money by hosting UFC events and having top A list performers and I have no idea how that is going to fly in a 11 thousand seat arena.
Seattle wanted to start in fall 2020. They'd be moving faster if they had to, but they don't.
Naming the team is a pretty big moment, it should be done during a time where they can maximize the press behind it.
they could not guarantee Key Arena would be ready and that was a big problem
they will announce their name either during the cup final or at the NHL entry draft
That's not what the team said. The team said the name will be announced in march and it'll be announced in Seattle.
just saying they are not draggging their feet
for most of it they aren't the only thing they are dragging their feet is the name colors logo.
Imagine getting hired 17 months before the team has any players and 19 months before training camp....How the Hell are hey late for the coaching staff announcement?
Im not sure why anyone is bothered by this. We all know what's going to happen. They're going to pick a name, everyone will complain. They're going to unveil a logo, everyone will complain. They're going to unveil the jerseys...and you guessed it...everyone will complain. Why the hurry?
All the fanboys drawing up logos & sweaters in MS Paint certainly complicated things.Must be all the trademark laws
There isn’t much interest when I stayed there the night before G7 2011 SCF and went out no one had a clue a hockey game was being played the next day in Vancouver.
The most important thing for this franchise is that the NBA doesn’t return and so far so good there. Once the puck drops people will care. They supported MLS before anyone. Sounds like they are putting the cart before the horse with the tickets and scalpers etc but if the team isn’t good anyone who wants tickets will be able to get them. Can’t see them having the success Vegas did but they’ll have some nice players.
There was no way that building was going to be done in time for 20-21. Might have been possible if they weren't required to keep the old roof.
New construction has plenty of challenges but ask any builder and they'll confirm that remodeling anything is 10x the PITA. This building qualifies as both.