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Hockey Arenas make for a difficult experience in both trying to copy a similar experience with a halftime show. For one the most difficult thing would be the fact that there is no true period of inbetwen periods. Either you opt to have a ridiculously long media/tv advertisement type of break, or you do it before the third period? That seems to be the best way but at that point has it not already delayed the first two periods and the conclusion of the game, taking away from the actual sporting event itself? I went towards the second intermission, has ultimately that's would be the best place to put it to ensure that you have as many eyeballs in the game and for the last period, hoping what leads to the most exciting event. There's also a question of which game you would do it for, as a best of 7 Series is not the same as a winner takes all elimination scenario. As for the actual Logistics of the show itself having something that would be able to avoid the use of the ice in order for it to be your surfaced would mean that the best scenario is to have an arena, hopefully one that is able to open up, and make use of the space in a three-dimensional sense.

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Massive congratulations to the Los Angeles panthers! That truly does look like despite how the games may have resembled some form of closeness, that they ultimately found a way to Simply carry the momentum all the way through to a sweet period the thing that was most exciting about me is seeing how despite the separation of teams, Locker rooms, individual groups and friends, that there are things that somehow permeate across all of these different bubbles in the forearm of the excitement over closing out each individual game. The power of the hodl truly cannot be stopped. I can't help but to be curious about the other things that either the teams I've been on have adopted or have started as trends in another group.