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Here, we take a look at these venues and share some interesting facts about their history. The old-school design of this venue in Uniondale, New York lacked private suites, which undoubtedly had an appeal with some fans, but unfortunately it was announced in June that the arena would be closed indefinitely while the current owner sought out new investors.
The Newark-based Center hosts community games organized by the nonprofit organization, the New Jersey Warriors Hockey. This organization is home to more than two dozen disabled veterans who get together to play hockey as a part of their recovery.
This arena in Nashville, Tennessee has been in existence since , and has taken home the Arena of the Year award twice. Just after a decade of operation, the decision was made to begin renovations in Since then, three more renovations have taken place, introducing new seating and a new scoreboard. This and other issues motivated the Coyotes to find a new location for the team, which turned out to be what is now known as the Gila River Arena.
Originally known as the Anaheim Arena and based in the Californian town of the same name, the Honda Center first opened its doors in , and would later go on to host Games 3, 4 and 6 of the Stanley Cup Finals, as well as Games 1, 2 and 5 of the Stanley Cup Finals. This arena was used for shooting scenes of the hockey movie D2: The Mighty Ducks , and has a store dedicated to Mighty Ducks merchandise.
Due to its desert location, where resources such as water and electricity are harder to come by, it was designed with sustainability in mind — and the arena received a LEED Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design Gold Certification from the US Green Building Council for its approach.
Golden Knights fans also had the pleasure of watching three games from the Stanley Cup Finals in this arena, even if the Washington Capitals were the ones to raise the Cup at the end of the series. This arena in the Canadian capital has gone through many names since it was first opened in January , but one thing that never changed was its focus on the NHL.
The venue, which almost failed to pass a vote for community approval, came into being thanks to the efforts of a community group called Fund Arena Now. However, it took decades for the plan to finally get off the ground, and it was only in that the TD Garden was opened. The arena has also demonstrated its love of hockey with a magnificent statue of Bobby Orr, based on the photo of his winning goal in the Stanley Cup.
This arena used to be called the Pepsi Center, under which it operated for just over 21 years. However, the naming rights were purchased by the Ball Corporation in , which saw the venue adopt the new name: the Ball Arena. After the Minnesota North Stars moved the franchise to Dallas, it became clear that a new arena would be necessary if Saint Paul wanted to attract and retain a sports franchise.
MSG is the oldest arena on this list, having first opened its doors to the public in In , The St. Louis Blues were thinking about packing up the franchise for greener pastures.
The business community did not want to see their local team go, so they put together a strategy to buy the team. However, it would take five years of planning, and as far as they had gotten, they realized they needed a modern, professional arena to keep the Blues around.
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