Regardez la transformation du Madison Square Garden d’une arène de basket-ball à une arène de hockey dans une magnifique photo en accéléré.
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Regardez la transformation du Madison Square Garden d’une arène de basket-ball à une arène de hockey dans une magnifique photo en accéléré.
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How does the ice not melt underneath all of that
Капец
WOW
2X speed
It used to be a basketball arena
Looked this video to see what my father has been a part of for almost 20 years .. unreal to see what him and his crew can achieve.
Go Knicks
J E T S JETS JETS JETS
There are 10 NBA & NHL teams that share stadiums in North America. Staples is shared between Lakers, LA Kings & Clippers.
Why does it look like the ice was put in pieces?!
I wondered how that was done.
Genial cambio de escenografía para ambos deportes.
I love Madison Square garden
Well they have to do that tomorrow in 3 hours
Lol I thought msg was big enough for both to play at the same time
got brought here on march 13, 2020 #coronavirus
0:39 smh
Can’t believe they do all this in 46 seconds
It’s amazing what you can do in 30 seconds
It is always awesome to see how it is done.
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really really impressive
When you have enough money for 2 sports equipment but not enough to buy another stadium:
We’re they watching football on the Jumbotron???
The floor material you see between the ice and the basketball court is insulating tiles that keep the ice cold and protected while things are happening on top of it. I always thought when watching this video that they were bringing in little pieces of ice, but then realized they were actually removing a temporary floor over the ice.
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i was always thinking about how this works
I wonder if there was anyone at the basketball game that asked :can I get a "2 for 1" ?
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Is it real ice or fake ice?? Like astro turf, but for ice lol
Anyone know the song in the background at 0:22?
Did they put a Jets game on the jumbotron during the change over?
I'm amazed at how flat and even the rink and court surfaces are when the teams are playing. I never guessed they were made out of hundreds of individual sections. I also thought the basketball court was permanent and they'd uh, put or flood the water/ice over it for hockey then melt it or something. Amazing!
Cleveland is like this too. I remember going to hockey games as a kid and staying to watch them prep for the Cavs.
Does anyone know what is between the court and the ice? What kind of material is that? Looking for answers for my own ice rink.
They put the ice together like a puzzle?
That building got 10000x manlier