Columbus has 2 pro teams nhl and mls. And yea we overlooked when it comes to pro sports. We have Ohio state football n shit but we deserve more than what we got. We’re too big of a city to only have 2 plus we’re the only one of the big 3 cities in Ohio that’s drastically growing. If pro sports teams we being distributed today we’d have atleast 3 or 4 of the 5 major sports. We weren’t always the biggest city in Ohio but in the 90s we started booming that’s why we don’t have more teams nowadays. Cincy and Cleveland are hogging all the teams. I hear the mayor back in the 2010s was pushing to bring a nba team here so maybe that’s a possibility in the future. Probably not near future but definitely wouldn’t be surprised if Columbus brought in another major sports team 20 years down the road
I know SAP Center isn't flashy or fancy, but only having one ring of suites at the top of the first level means the seats upstairs are excellent. Got to be the best view from the top row of any arena.
I live here in pittsburgh. PPG Paints is a mediocre at best arena. I thought they could’ve done a lot more but of course nobody wanted to spend the extra money to make it better when building it. Part of the problem was in building it was land available. They have this church right next door and it that wasn’t there they could’ve made it a lot better. Yes it has a big glass window on one side but I think they should have more windows.
There is a push here in Atlanta to build a NHL arena in the northern suburbs. I can't imagine the NHL awarding a 3rd franchise to Atlanta. Guess they could make a play for the Roadrunners
5:45 the roof of climate pledge arena is a protected historic thing in seattle, built for the 1962 seattle worlds fair along with the space needle, so they couldnt change it if they wanted to
I actually pretty close to the Honda Center (home of the Anaheim Ducks), as compared to other stadiums, I would personally rank this one at the lower spectrum. Not like God Awful, but very bland in a sense.
List is OK. I have not been to every arena. I would put Amalie around No 8-10. Bell Centre in top 2. Bridgestone way too high not sure if it warrants top 10. I would think United Center (never been) would be around 9-10. Original 6 got little respect you seem to prefer the newer buildings.
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no Xcel Energy in Saint Paul? Weak.
Columbus has 2 pro teams nhl and mls. And yea we overlooked when it comes to pro sports. We have Ohio state football n shit but we deserve more than what we got. We’re too big of a city to only have 2 plus we’re the only one of the big 3 cities in Ohio that’s drastically growing. If pro sports teams we being distributed today we’d have atleast 3 or 4 of the 5 major sports. We weren’t always the biggest city in Ohio but in the 90s we started booming that’s why we don’t have more teams nowadays. Cincy and Cleveland are hogging all the teams. I hear the mayor back in the 2010s was pushing to bring a nba team here so maybe that’s a possibility in the future. Probably not near future but definitely wouldn’t be surprised if Columbus brought in another major sports team 20 years down the road
I know SAP Center isn't flashy or fancy, but only having one ring of suites at the top of the first level means the seats upstairs are excellent. Got to be the best view from the top row of any arena.
I live here in pittsburgh. PPG Paints is a mediocre at best arena. I thought they could’ve done a lot more but of course nobody wanted to spend the extra money to make it better when building it. Part of the problem was in building it was land available. They have this church right next door and it that wasn’t there they could’ve made it a lot better. Yes it has a big glass window on one side but I think they should have more windows.
“They left the garden” lol
There is a push here in Atlanta to build a NHL arena in the northern suburbs. I can't imagine the NHL awarding a 3rd franchise to Atlanta. Guess they could make a play for the Roadrunners
I just always connected MSG to the Rangers. I totally forgot the nets or nicks or whatever the hell NBA team is called plays there too.
5:45 the roof of climate pledge arena is a protected historic thing in seattle, built for the 1962 seattle worlds fair along with the space needle, so they couldnt change it if they wanted to
FLA Live arena is so underrated
Can you do Top 10 NBA arena's?
Where is Bell Centre?
Isles arena has a standing section that’s not really seen in any of the pics and the roof is low so the atmosphere is as loud as possible
MSG is a great arena, but shouldn't be in the top 10 for hockey. Trust me, I've been there for basketball and hockey.
6:55 Columbus Crew as well
I went to PPG and Nationwide this year. They are both decent but they aren't even close to Amalie. Not a fan of this list
I actually pretty close to the Honda Center (home of the Anaheim Ducks), as compared to other stadiums, I would personally rank this one at the lower spectrum. Not like God Awful, but very bland in a sense.
List is OK. I have not been to every arena. I would put Amalie around No 8-10. Bell Centre in top 2. Bridgestone way too high not sure if it warrants top 10. I would think United Center (never been) would be around 9-10. Original 6 got little respect you seem to prefer the newer buildings.
U gotta check out pics of the plaza at Rogers place
Amalie Arena is pretty good. That's why the Lightning are probably the most popular team in Central FL.
Bell center snubbed
naw they caught dude in 4K at the start in the photo… WHO is he taking a picture of?! lol
He put LCA at 9? Nope. No need to finish this video
07:00 they also have the Columbus Crew