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Surpris de voir Vegas ici


Surpris de voir Vegas ici


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25 Comments

  1. onemoretryfriend

    Scotiabank arena is the worst. And it’s not just the leafs the away team loses edges like they’re going out of style.

  2. Master_Shake23

    Vegas is on there as they have very low humidity, which makes it easier to cool down an arena, as air conditioning works by removing moisture.

  3. drewgebs

    This is probably old the Mullet is now rumored to be the best ice in the NHL

  4. Clark828

    Then you have PNC where the ice has torn two ACLs this season.

  5. FloweringSkull67

    Xcel crew: do we need a refrigeration unit for the ice? No, let’s just freeze the shit out of the arena

  6. Hutch25

    Why is it surprising? It’s one of the newest arenas in the league

  7. Beginning_Tea5009

    Canada, Canada, Canada, almost Canada, desert.

  8. CarStar12

    Vegas has a more controlled environment (humidity), a largely single use facility (not shared with an NBA team at least) and it’s a young facility that had money for quality. Not a shock to me honestly.

  9. Jagr6810

    In our beer league we got to play a game at Rogers place and the ice was worse then the recreation centers.

    The must make it better for the NHL’ers for when they play there.

  10. One thing in common with all these arenas, they don’t share their arena with a basketball team. I would bet the worse arenas for ice quality are teams that share with a basketball team

  11. Turc-ington

    At least we’re good at something 🥲

  12. IDriveAZamboni

    I believe this is last year’s ranking; it’ll be interesting to see what happens this year with mullet.

    As for the ranking, they all make sense (Canada, almost Canada, desert) except for the massive lead the Bell Centre has. I’ve watched their crew during games and imo it was rough to say the least.

    -Am an ice guy.

  13. Judge_Rhinohold

    All arenas with no NBA team.

  14. justinknechtel

    I played hockey in Vegas and the ice was surprisingly good. It’s so dry there and the facilities are really nice.

    I’m surprised Colorado isn’t in this list tbh.

  15. Hey_look_new

    edmonton always used to have the best ice

    on the far spectrum, can we all raise a toast to the old Boston garden

    having games cancelled because it got foggy is unreal

    having a stanley cup deciding final game cancelled and moved to the other teams rink is unheard of

    Oilers win 4 straight games, but had played 5 lol

  16. Tricky_Passenger3931

    I’m honestly shocked Rogers place is on here. Rexall had incredible ice, but when I skated on Rogers I was disappointed how soft the ice was. This was several years ago though so maybe they’ve improved it.

  17. beeeerbaron

    Vegas knows a thing or 2 about air conditioning

  18. Metalsheepapocalypse

    Toronto over here with some of the most expensive tickets in the entire league and they’re still sharing a venue with a basketball team.

    Probably be that way until they win a cup….so forever 😅😭

  19. albertogonzalex

    A couple of things re: VGKs rink.
    It’s the second newest rink in the league. It doesn’t share the arena with other sports. And, the climate is super dry so things freeze easier and stay frozen.

  20. RipenedFish48

    Vegas has very low humidity and no NBA team to share with. Both tend to help with maintaining ice quality. I have heard the players also like the ice surface in Mullet Arena for similar reasons.

  21. okokokoyeahright

    Reading through the thread, I wonder as to how Seattle is perceived. The humidity must be equivalent to Vancouver as is the elevation, both which seem to affect ice quality. The difference between the two could be due in part at least to the more modern design and equipment in Seattle.

    In other shorter and clearer words:

    Does Seattle have better ice than Vancouver?

  22. Neteni_

    This is probably the only first position that the habs are proud of

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