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Ongoing NHL thread - Part III

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4 games went to OT. 3 went to shoot out. Time for 2 on 2 OT?
 

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Panthers get $86 million from Broward County - That's some sweet music to Vinny Viola's ears.

Under what's proposed, of the $86 million, the Panthers organization would have to spend $1.5 million drawing a "high impact event,'' $39 million on capital improvements at BB&T Center, and $45.5 million on operating costs like the electricity bill. None of the money would go toward the hockey team side of the business.

County Auditor Evan Lukic said an irrevocable letter of credit was a significant improvement to this deal over previous requests. He was critical of the Panthers' last public request but called this one "plausible.'' The letter would ensure the county gets its money if the team files bankruptcy or moves away, he said.

Also, if over a seven-year period, the team racked up $100 million in losses, it would be eligible to leave starting in Year 9, after paying a termination fee. That fee starts at $72 million and decreases each year.
 

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Panthers get $86 million from Broward County - That's some sweet music to Vinny Viola's ears.

Under what's proposed, of the $86 million, the Panthers organization would have to spend $1.5 million drawing a "high impact event,'' $39 million on capital improvements at BB&T Center, and $45.5 million on operating costs like the electricity bill. None of the money would go toward the hockey team side of the business.

County Auditor Evan Lukic said an irrevocable letter of credit was a significant improvement to this deal over previous requests. He was critical of the Panthers' last public request but called this one "plausible.'' The letter would ensure the county gets its money if the team files bankruptcy or moves away, he said.

Also, if over a seven-year period, the team racked up $100 million in losses, it would be eligible to leave starting in Year 9, after paying a termination fee. That fee starts at $72 million and decreases each year.
Panthers' average attendance this season: 12,961
 

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Wow, Semin didnt stick long at all this time.
 

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Wow, Semin didnt stick long at all this time.

Lol.

His stick skills were always incredible. His ability to move his legs was dreadful. His bongos... mediocre.

Fare thee well, Sasha.
 

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Paul Byron has scored again - You're welcome comeds.
 

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Paul Byron has scored again - You're welcome comeds.
Is he related to Lord Byron?

“The thorns which I have reap'd are of the tree
I planted; they have torn me, and I bleed.
Dearest Calgary, you should have known what fruit would spring from such a seed.”
 
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