British Guy Tries To Guess NHL Arenas On Geoguessr
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- British Guy Tries To Guess NHL Arenas On Geoguessr
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British Guy Tries To Guess NHL Stadiums (Can I Guess Geoguessr NHL Arenas)
its quite common for NBA and NHL teams to share the same arenas. would be fun for you to check out how they transform a basketball court into a frozen hockey rink overnight. its pretty amazing how the arena crew makes it happen.
They do it in a few hours sometimes. The Lakers will play in the afternoon and the Kings in the evening
@@timenzenauer9313 yeah, same with Bruins & Celtics. they have it down to 2 1/2 hours.
It’s technically how they transform the ice into a court but yeah I understand what you mean. But almost always the ice rink is permanent and they put the court on top of it
The guy in the unfamiliar jersey in Pittsburgh was wearing Sidney Crosby’s junior jersey from before his NHL days.
Yep, Rimouski Oceanic
Game 1 Photo 2 - That was the New York Islanders
Game 1 Photo 4 - The Air Canada Centre was renamed to Scotiabank Arena in 2018
Game 2 Photo 3 - The team is called the Columbus Blue Jackets
At NHL games, and just hockey games generally, there are no team designated seating sections. The home team and visiting team fans are all intermingled throughout the arena. It's fun to chirp (tease) one another, and most people are good sports about it.
The only sport I can think of with designated visitors sections is college football, and it’s usually only a couple hundred seats at most. Depending on the city and rivalry, wearing an opponent’s jersey can make you a serious target. Living in Philly and having been to several away playoff games, I’ve been on both sides of that.
This isnt European or British soccer ,there it's not so much friendly rivalries but more like civil wars.
Generally if a city has both an NBA and NHL team, they will share an arena. Both sports use roughly the same size playing surface so it's obvious to share and save an entire stadium's worth of money.
Most nhl teams in big cities share a stadium with nba teams
The Mighty Ducks movies were made and set in Minneapolis/St. Paul, Minnesota, otherwise known as the Twin Cities.
They were Disney movies, therefore when Disney acquired an NHL team, they named them after the movies.
A good thing to react to around this time is March Madness. It’s a single elimination College Basketball tournament where all kinds of unexpected teams win
For the Vancouver round, you zoomed in on Pacific coliseum briefly. That was actually the original home of the Canucks until the 90s
The arena in Nassau County on Long Island, New York, was for the New York Islanders hockey team
Angels is anaheims MLB team, though they are now called the LA angels.
Columbus Blue Jackets. I think there name is inspired by the battle dress of Union soldiers during the US Civil War.
Alot of nhl and nba teams share stadiums since they use similar sized venues
Another Fun Fact: Nintendo put the Roger's Arena into Mario Kart in their track called Vancouver Velocity.
in the 3rd round, the guy wearing the blue jersey is actually wearing a jersey of the Rimouski Oceanic, which is a junior hockey team in Quebec, Canada. Sydney Crosby played there during his junior years before being drafted in the NHL
Was hoping you'd see the Saddledome! It's.....unique to say the least
Me too!
LOL I laughed my ass off when you said "aren't the Angels a basketball team?" :)
I also snickered when you completely lost in on the Columbus BLUE Jackets :) Fun fact: that banner that had the name "Nash" with the number 61 on it, represents the fact that their former star player Rick Nash's playing number was retired by the team and can never be worn again.
I hope you do another one of these. I was disappointed that Calgary didn't make an appearance :)
It common for NHL teams and NBA teams to share an arena. The Los Angeles Laker and Kings share a stadium and they used to be owned by the same person. That’s why the Kings wore purple and yellow jerseys. Since the lakers did too
That 5th round of the 1st game was painful to watch 😂 you passed anaheim like 3 times on the map
Yeah, towards the end his mouse actually hovered on Anaheim for a second, I thought he was going to see it.
Oh the second was the New York Islanders. I think there new UBS arena,but probably the original Veterans.
Kinda laughed on the Vancouver round when you found the Pacific Coliseum. That was the original home of the Canucks. But the team moved to the downtown location in the mid-90s.
Also, with the compass, a lot of times you cant rely on them on maps like this. The compass is only accurate on OFFICIAL google coverage. So coverage that is by someone that Google hired to take it, will be accurate. But when a random person uploads content to google maps, the compass is rarely lined up properly by the purson uploading it.
Also, on the Nassau round. That was unfair, because the person that chose the location was off by an entire block. Theres actually a tonne of coverage outside Nassau Coliseum, dont know why they picked a spot down the road from it.
7:48 It's connected to a central train hub, Union Station which is our version of Grand Central
Nassau Coliseum doesn't have a NHL team anymore, the Islanders moved like five miles west to UBS.
The flag in the Blue Jackets logo is actually the state flag of Ohio.
"I know the Mighty Ducks from the movie." Same team, different ownership. The new owners had to rebrand to the Ducks,because the original owner of the team, the Walt Disney Corporation, owned the trademark to the Mighty Ducks name and logo at the time, recently the trademark on the logo expired and the Dicks picked it up to become their alternate logo. The team was originally known as the Mighty Ducks of Anaheim.
The Nassau coliseum isn't where the islanders play anymore, it's the UBS Arena now
This was entertaining for some reason
Lots of hockey arenas are used for multiple things like concerts basketball and even rodeos
Can u pls react to auston Matthew’s first nhl game
So, marijuana is legal in several states, but it's illegal nationally. However, police in states where it's legal won't bother you, so you have to be doing enough to piss off federal agents, who aren't really enthusiastic about enforcing it either. Airports have security that works for the feds, but the airport security isn't actually police, the most they're authorized to do is turn you over to the state police -- who will then release you. So the airport security actually finally put in a rule that if you're in a state where marijuana is legal they'll just ignore it.
NYSDOT is probably New York State Department of Transportation -- New York, of all states, has to specify that they're the state and not New York City which probably has its own DoT. The Cosmos are in fact a soccer team, given that the stadium is on Long Island that's probably the New York Islanders.
We don't have separate seating for home and away fans, which occasionally leads to brawls, but no more than you get just from people being drunk and loud.
Scotiabank Arena is the current name of what used to be the Air Canada Centre. You're right about teams sometimes being on the outskirts of town -- sometimes they're not even in town. The Detroit Pistons, until recently, played in The Palace of Auburn Hills, which is about 20 miles from downtown detroit.
Yeah, Anaheim is basically just South Los Angeles -- the Angels, in fact, used to be the Anaheim Angels but are now the Los Angeles Angels Of Anaheim.
Personally I'm a fan of the Chicago Cubs in baseball, and originally the Chicago Bulls in basketball (before there was a team anywhere near me -- now I root for Charlotte but I'm still partial to the Bulls), and I'm also a fan of Hereford FC (aka The Bulls), but I swear it's a coincidence! I suppose you don't like the Boston Celtics, as a Rangers fan... in terms of the SPL I think I root for Aberdeen because I wanted to root for someone who isn't awful but also I didn't want to root for an Old Firm team like every other american who knows the SPL exists.
That 7-7 game was probably the Penguins-Capitals game on January 17, 2017, which ended 8-7 in overtime -- the home fans were upset as they'd blown a 7-5 lead in the third period but they got the OT win. Hockey games are typically in the same scoring range as baseball, but the outliers tend to not get as high, partly because unlike baseball, hockey is played indoors -- a lot of high-scoring baseball games happen in part because of a strong tailwind helping home runs.
Columbus are the Blue Jackets; the A you saw, however, looked like the logo of the Colorado Avalanche, so that would've actually been a worse guess!
Vancouver does have golf courses; there's even one on the outskirts of vancouver where you have to bring your passport because some of the holes are in Canada but the rest are in the US!
Tampa Bay is the Lightning, I'm guessing Bolts is a nickname.
I'll be honest, I would enjoy a good meat pie at a game...
Geoguessr tip: Once you've put down a marker you can keep looking around, if time runs out it'll just take the last place you marked.
Marijuana is completely legal for adults in a handful of states, and medical marijuana is available with prescription in many others. Here in Pennsylvania, it’s pretty easy to get a medical card as long as you have something off a list of about 20 diagnoses… anxiety being one. As long as we don’t devolve into a Christian ethnostate (entirely possible), it’s only a matter of time until it’s fully legal everywhere.
The second one was New York Islanders in long island but the team does not play at that rink anymore
I was hoping you got the Scotiabank Saddledome, its old and needs to be replaced soon, however its a true classic arena
Impressive result. I've been enjoying your trip through Hockey and Canada.
If you really want to learn about Canada and it's love of the best game on earth, you should really watch 'Hockey: A People's History'.
You'll learn about the hardest trophy to win in all of sport, and the oldest one competed for in North America... The Stanley Cup.
In Europe, you go to a Stadium to watch a match. In Canada, you head to the Arena to watch the game.
(and if you're very lucky, it's game 7 of the Cup Final)
The Boston one was very frustrating to watch as you didn't even look at the picture which had "TD Garden" at the top of the scoreboard, on the scoreboard and on the ice around the face-off circle with the big "B" logo. If I could offer you any advice it would be look at the details of the picture even if you think you know what you are looking at.
Also you did really well on this
Would be cool seeing the football & basketball stadiums. & supporting any NY team is rough as a fan, but good luck
Rangers did trade for one of the best nhl players of this Era, Patrick kane. Won 2010, 2013, 2015 Stanley Cup with Chicago Blackhawks
Guessing downtown Eastside for Vancouver Canucks is pretty funny being from there because it’s known as the sketchiest part of the city
Tampa Bay Lighting, Bolts is a nickname.
Entertaining to watch, just wish my team’s arena came up! Won’t mention the team in case you do end up playing again 🙂
You should do the same for nfl and mlb.
The second one screwed you over the arena is not anywhere near there. It was supposed to be the New York Islanders. The Pittsburgh one the with the gut in the blue jersey taking the picture, was wearing a Sydney Crosby jersey from the Junior Hockey team Crosby played on.
Columbus Blue Jackets.
Columbus Blue Jackets to be exact
The #2 team was the New York Islanders on Long Island, NY in Nassau County..... that's my team.
I'm super impressed how much you know!
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FleetCenter! Boston Garden if your an old man like me!
Please watch some AFL (aussie rules football league) videos - As a canadian I dont understand whats going on but its a marvelous sport to watch
Almost all NHL arenas are shared with NBA teams.
Not opposition fan, he's wearing Sid the Kids junior league jersey.
Good job.
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