I believe this is accurate but not
Toronto is calling and wants its unorganized sprawl-density backā¦ but Go Canes!
Three stadiums all in the same area doesnāt seem like the best idea economically. This would cause even more dense development to occur in this area and midtown instead of downtown.
All of the activity and liveliness of Raleigh will be in the suburbs, while downtown will only be active on Glenwood during the school year. We already see this now following Hurricane and NC state games.
Thereās been a few I believe. I know for sure Jack Adams won as a player, coach, and GM of a team.
To add to this though. Modern day hockey would be a lot harder to accomplish this. BrindāAmour may be the first in modern day hockey where weāve had 30+ teams.
FYI, the Canes kicked off Round 2 of the Stanley Cup Finals in NY yesterday. We donāt have home ice advantage and we did lose last night 3-4 vs the Rangers. Not the end of the world and hereās to hoping we take game 2 on Tuesday (7p) and can come home with the series tied and an advantage!
Sorry for the repeat bad news posts, but the Canes lost last night in double OT, now down 0-2 to the Rangers. Game 3 is at home Thursday 7p.
Things are not looking favorable at this point. Hope they can tie the series at home, and then steel a win in NY. Itās a tall order.
One thing to give hope is that they only lost by 1 the first game and went to double OT last game. They arenāt far off, and grabbing a game on the road would have been amazing. Iām hopeful we take both games home and use that momentum to take game 5.
Iām hoping they can do it, but during the broadcast last night the announcers said that teams that win the first two games go on to win the series 86% of the time.
Of course that means that the other team wins 14% of the time. So youāre saying thereās a chance!
Canes were the better team last night. Rangers, however had a brick wall in front of their net!
Yup. Win the home games like the Rangers barely did and itās a brand new 3 game series.
Things are looking grim, folks. While the Canes did take game 3 to overtime at home, the Rangers made quick work of things and won in OT. The Canes play game 4 at home Sat and will now have to win 4 in a row to advance to the next round.
Letās make history!
Well we also had some empty goals at some point we need a stronger goalie.
Goaltending has been ok. Igor is obviously on another level in that area for them.
The difference between 0-3 and 3-0 has been our ability to execute on power plays, plain and simple.
The Rangers have also simply been more clutch.
Canes took game 4 at home to make the series 1-3.
#LETSGOCANES
Make History Carolina Hurricanes! Make History!
The odds may still be stacked against us, but the Canes took game 5 with a score of 4-1 (all 4 goals scored in the 3rd period), ON THE ROAD!!! The series is now 3-2. Momentum is in our favor, people!
Game 6 is AT HOME, Thursday at 7p!
#CauseChaos
RE: PNC Arena area development, Don Waddell mentioned on the OG podcast today that they are working with NCDOT to try to fix the ingress/egress issue. I wonder if maybe they are trying to get access to the site directly from Wade?
There is in entrance/exit on Wade. Itās used for NCSU football games, not sure if itās used for Hockey, etc.
Itās gate H.
So in a 2 mile strip with 2 exits and a major interchange already existing, they want to add another one
IDK - sounds like a good for the developers and bad for drivers decision to me.
My crystal ball foresees immaculate congestion.
*addendum - I presume this would be open all the time for the development they plan.
Addendum #2 - @mike how about a frontage road between Edwardās Mill and Blue Ridge. Those donāt have to be ugly, they just usually are.