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jimotis4heisman;1448568; said:columbus needs to get back to checking, if they chase the puck, the wings win. if they play a tight checking game i think it can be done. traditionally teams dont do well in their first 2-3 playoff runs with new cores of their teams. though columbus core (nash, mason, hejda then you have juice, torres, commie, vermette, tyutin, umberger) has a decent amount of playoff experience.
A Pittsburgh report last year estimated the Penguins made an average profit of $1 million US for each of the 11 playoff games they hosted last season on their run to the Stanley Cup final.
Detroit is the best hockey town in the U.S. and the Red Wings have among the highest ticket prices in the league. But the franchise still lost money last year because the Red Wings had hockey's richest payroll and needed to make it to at least the third round of the playoffs to make money (the Red Wings got bounced in the second round last year). Team owner Michael Ilitch capitalizes on controlling Joe Louis Arena by having his concession company sell the beer and hot dogs during hockey games.
concussion, second of the season. he will play. he could have played in the last two games.Huselius is good to go, right? I know he was scratched at the end of the season and haven't heard anything about it.
COLUMBUS, OHIO – The Columbus Blue Jackets invite fans to celebrate the excitement of the team's first appearance in the Stanley Cup Playoffs by visiting the "March On" Pre-Game Plaza Party presented by Nationwide Insurance before the first-round home games on Tuesday, April 21, Thursday, April 23 and if necessary, Monday, April 27. The parties on the Front St. plaza will run from 3:30-6:30 p.m. before the game starts at 7 p.m. Game tickets are not required to attend and admission is open to all fans who want to enjoy the offerings of the bustling Arena District. At each party, one lucky fan will win a pair of tickets to that evening's game.
In addition to enjoying food, beer, musical entertainment and live broadcasts from Sports Radio 97.1 The Fan and WWCD-FM/CD101, fans can stop by the Nationwide Insurance gazebo on the plaza to have a keepsake photo taken. Those fans will also receive a lanyard and ticket holder along with a Blue Jackets car flag compliments of Nationwide.
Nationwide is further celebrating the team's postseason appearance by presenting a rally flag to all fans attending first-round games at Nationwide Arena. To compliment the rally flag giveaway, the Blue Jackets are giving fans at the first two home games a commemorative Stanley Cup Playoff ticket.
Beyond all the activity on the plaza, the Dispatch Ice Haus is offering free public skating from 4-6 p.m. Fans may bring their own skates and skate rental will be available.
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