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Tag Archives: seattle arena

The Seattle Arena Project: An Update

Approximately ten days ago, preliminary architectural images of the new Seattle basketball/hockey arena were released. About five minutes later, the early reviews began to flood in. Charitably put, they were decidedly mixed. “This reminds me of the upper decks of a Carnival cruise ship which has the swimming pool on top and the various decks ...

With Seattle Arena Deal Done, is the NHL Next?

The Seattle City Council has reached an agreement with Bay Area investor Chris Hansen to build a $490 million arena in downtown Seattle. Hansen has been working with the city to negotiate this deal which he believes will bring the NBA and NHL to Seattle. Hansen and his investors, which include the Nordstrom family and ...

The Five Best Markets for Future NHL Franchises

Since the National Hockey League’s inception in 1917, the only constant has been change. Aside from the Original Six era, the league has constantly been in a state of flux – adding new franchises and moving others. With the proposed four-division schedule being rejected by the National Hockey League Players Association due to concerns about ...

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