Interesting Info: Part XXII (Jackets-related "tidbits" here)

Viqsi

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So there's this. And two days ago was my grandfather's yahrzeit. And three days ago a good friend suddenly and unexpectedly passed away. Oh, and there were two separate medical scares in front of our house towards the end of the UA 4th of July parade. (Thankfully both gentlemen seem to be OK).

I'm beginning to dread this time of year. :(
 
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Youngguns1380

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So there's this. And two days ago was my grandfather's yahrzeit. And three days ago a good friend suddenly and unexpectedly passed away. Oh, and there were two separate medical scares in front of our house towards the end of the UA 4th of July parade. (Thankfully both gentlemen seem to be OK).

I'm beginning to dread this time of year. :(
Sending you good thoughts and positivity since a lot of us are battling issues. Happy 4th!!!
 
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koteka

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The arena, which opened 24 years ago for $175 million, also needs a new roof and cooling towers, along with other mechanical and cosmetic upgrades totaling $60.2 million, according to an estimate from the authority.

The costliest upgrades would be improvements to the roof ($9 million); cooling towers ($7.5 million); a new scoreboard ($8.5 million); fire alarm replacement ($2.5 million); suite renovations ($1 million); club level renovations ($1.7 million); overhauling concession stands ($1.5 million); and improvements to the party tower LED displays ($675,000).
 

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The arena, which opened 24 years ago for $175 million, also needs a new roof and cooling towers, along with other mechanical and cosmetic upgrades totaling $60.2 million, according to an estimate from the authority.

The costliest upgrades would be improvements to the roof ($9 million); cooling towers ($7.5 million); a new scoreboard ($8.5 million); fire alarm replacement ($2.5 million); suite renovations ($1 million); club level renovations ($1.7 million); overhauling concession stands ($1.5 million); and improvements to the party tower LED displays ($675,000).
Doesn't feel that long ago they updated the scoreboard. What's the typical lifetime of a scoreboard?
 

CBJWerenski8

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Doesn't feel that long ago they updated the scoreboard. What's the typical lifetime of a scoreboard?
It was straight out of the 2012-13 lockout. So barely over 10 years.

Not sure when the Cavs arena got their scoreboard but that thing is amazing.
 

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The arena, which opened 24 years ago for $175 million, also needs a new roof and cooling towers, along with other mechanical and cosmetic upgrades totaling $60.2 million, according to an estimate from the authority.

The costliest upgrades would be improvements to the roof ($9 million); cooling towers ($7.5 million); a new scoreboard ($8.5 million); fire alarm replacement ($2.5 million); suite renovations ($1 million); club level renovations ($1.7 million); overhauling concession stands ($1.5 million); and improvements to the party tower LED displays ($675,000).
Something I noticed upon re-reading

The authority has already authorized improvements, and it seeks to prioritize the rest and develop a funding plan.

Work is expected to begin in July on upgrades to the convention center's HVAC system, while new production equipment and a new fire alarm system are underway at the arena.
Hopefully this means better footage for training camp
 
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Doggy

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It was straight out of the 2012-13 lockout. So barely over 10 years.

Not sure when the Cavs arena got their scoreboard but that thing is amazing.
I believe the Cavs scoreboard is from 2014. Every time I have gone to a Monsters game in Cleveland I am amazed at the difference. The Nationwide scoreboard is pretty pathetic.

Supposedly the RMFH video board cost $9.4M in 2014 so if the CBJ think they need just $8.5M in 2024 to upgrade their video board I am skeptical its going to be cutting edge. Perhaps the tech prices have some down...fingers crossed.

 

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I believe the Cavs scoreboard is from 2014. Every time I have gone to a Monsters game in Cleveland I am amazed at the difference. The Nationwide scoreboard is pretty pathetic.

Supposedly the RMFH video board cost $9.4M in 2014 so if the CBJ think they need just $8.5M in 2024 to upgrade their video board I am skeptical its going to be cutting edge. Perhaps the tech prices have some down...fingers crossed.

They'll just buy 4 85" 4K tvs from Best Buy for $750 bucks.

 

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Interesting conversation about Sillinger happening over on the Canucks board today. I was asked to weigh in as the resident Jackets fan in LT’s GM game discord as well.
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Interesting conversation about Sillinger happening over on the Canucks board today. I was asked to weigh in as the resident Jackets fan in LT’s GM game discord as well. View attachment 896010
Seems ambitious but I wont be sad if hes right. If he adds more strength and loses some of his passiveness he'll be oser to that player. Dont feel the production of up to 70 points is very accurate
 
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"50-70 point very good two-way 2C with speed" is an entirely different player.

Really hard to score that much when you're a below average passer. Really hard to have speed when you have to skate with 100% energy output just to compensate for weak skating ability.
 

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