Call it a metaphor, perhaps.
Lights go out at Barclays, and Vegas extinguishes Islanders, the New York Post reported, citing a 17-minute blackout before the third period last night, when the New York Islanders lost to the Las Vegas Golden Knights.
The team is supposed to split the next two seasons, during the expected construction of a new arena at Belmont Park, between Barclays and the Coliseum, but BSE Global, which operates both arenas and has been struggling managing the Islanders' ticket sales, might want to move them full-time to the Coliseum.
Lights go out at Barclays, and Vegas extinguishes Islanders, the New York Post reported, citing a 17-minute blackout before the third period last night, when the New York Islanders lost to the Las Vegas Golden Knights.
The power's out at Barclays Center, because of course it is. pic.twitter.com/nbwrpSATLG— Ryan Quigley (@RP_Quigs) December 13, 2018
Note that, after mid-February, all the Islanders' home games will be in the Nassau Coliseum, the undersized/downsized arena closer to their fan base, and which sold out the first two games (13,197 attendance), while drawing fewer than 10,000 people to Barclays in the last three games.#Isles D Thomas Hickey on lights going out at Barclays Center. “Amateur hour.” But notes both teams had to deal with delay.— Andrew Gross (@AGrossNewsday) December 13, 2018
The team is supposed to split the next two seasons, during the expected construction of a new arena at Belmont Park, between Barclays and the Coliseum, but BSE Global, which operates both arenas and has been struggling managing the Islanders' ticket sales, might want to move them full-time to the Coliseum.
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