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NEW YORK (CBSNewYork/AP) Step aside, Jay Z. Pack up the nets. It time to roll out the blue and orange carpet in Brooklyn.
The home of Hannah Horvath and her hipster friends is set to sound the horn for the arrival of John Tavares and the New York Islanders.
Fans had to make sure make sure there was a MetroCard tucked in the wallet next to the game ticket. There a new way to travel on game night by subway,cartier love bracelet rose gold faux, by train, and probably with an Islander or two along for the ride.
The Brooklynization of the Islanders at the Barclays Center is underway.
Led by the Blue and Orange Army the hardcore fans who will the Barc! every night the Islanders know the generational loyalists will follow them about 30 miles to their new home.
But will Brooklyn get off the stoop and head to the rink?
The Islanders fled their outdated, lovable dump of a home in Uniondale, New York, for a fresh start at the state of the art Barclays Center. So far, the Islanders have every reason to feel right at home.
Stanley Cup banners hang from the rafters, and the arena is wrapped in Islanders imagery. John Tavares and teammates have their faces plastered all over the building, nearby businesses, and subway terminals.
Alexa Ray Joel is set to sing the national anthem before the opener on Friday night and there will be other nods toward the franchise past all with an eye set on the future.
asking the fanbase to be with us along the way because we may do some other things that Brooklynizes the in game experience,cartier love bracelet white gold price, Barclays Center COO Fred Mangione said. will always be a nice balance and that our goal. 21, 2013. (Photo by Bruce Bennett/Getty Images)
The Islanders are entering their first season at the Barclays Center home to the NBA Brooklyn Nets since 2012 after spending their first 43 years at Nassau Coliseum,cartier bracelet screwdriver Knockoff.
But if the Nets underwent a total reboot, from name to logo to jersey colors,cartier love bracelet rose gold cheap, this transition is more like Islanders 2.0.
Brooklyn remained true to the Islanders roots and brought along some Coliseum staples that should appeal to the traditionalists.
Paul Cartier will play the organ just as he done since the Stanley Cup heyday.
The four Stanley Cup Championship banners and six retired jersey banners will hang in the rafters, along with the banners of former head coach Al Arbour and former GM Bill Torrey.
The Islanders super fan group, the Blue and Orange Army, will pack sections 228 and 229.
The Islanders listened to focus groups and beefed up train service with a Barclays Center Direct line, adding two additional direct pre and postgame trains. The two postgame trains will leave 20 minutes after the end of each game, regardless of when the final horn sounds.
The Islanders plan to abandon their traditional goal horn with one that sounded like a subway horn was panned by fans during preseason games and abruptly scrapped.
The balance between old and new remains a work in progress.
80 percent of our patrons taking a subway, you think they get the connection, Mangione said. look, the tradition outweighed the connection and we understood that. We met on that right away. Islanders also irked some fans yet likely made some new ones with the black and white third jersey they will wear 12 times this season. The jersey kept the four stripes that pays homage to the championships, yet scrubbed the skyline that omits Brooklyn and Queens.
group always understood this change was a lot better than a Kansas City or a Quebec move, said Blue and Orange member James Fess. cause is still the same, only the building has changed. 26, 2014. (Photo by Bruce Bennett/Getty Images)
But as WCBS 880's Kelly Waldron reported, Fred Ostrofsky lives in northern Westchester County, and he was not thrilled to go to Brooklyn.
"This will probably be the first and only game I come to at the Barclays Center until they move back to the Coliseum," Ostrofsky said.
That sentiment may be wishful thinking, but Ostrofsky still wasn't happy with his two hour trip to see the team.
"I 63 years old and it gets hard," he said.
Others were not so pessimistic.
"A lot of people couldn make it to the Coliseum, they make it to the Barclays," said Charle MacAnulla. "It going to have its ups and downs, but it going to be good."
While arena and team officials touted the parking lots around the arena, The Blue and Orange Army have ditched the cars this season for Traingating. The pregame party starts on the line and rolls right into Barclays.
Brooklyn is loaded with transplants, who after flocking to the big city, found they couldn afford Manhattan. Or they new wave hipsters who think Brooklyn is cool because of the art culture and TV shows such as HBO how much of an interest they take in hockey remains to be seen.
NEW YORK (CBSNewYork/AP) Step aside, Jay Z. Pack up the nets. It time to roll out the blue and orange carpet in Brooklyn.
The home of Hannah Horvath and her hipster friends is set to sound the horn for the arrival of John Tavares and the New York Islanders.
Fans had to make sure make sure there was a MetroCard tucked in the wallet next to the game ticket. There a new way to travel on game night by subway,cartier love bracelet rose gold faux, by train, and probably with an Islander or two along for the ride.
The Brooklynization of the Islanders at the Barclays Center is underway.
Led by the Blue and Orange Army the hardcore fans who will the Barc! every night the Islanders know the generational loyalists will follow them about 30 miles to their new home.
But will Brooklyn get off the stoop and head to the rink?
The Islanders fled their outdated, lovable dump of a home in Uniondale, New York, for a fresh start at the state of the art Barclays Center. So far, the Islanders have every reason to feel right at home.
Stanley Cup banners hang from the rafters, and the arena is wrapped in Islanders imagery. John Tavares and teammates have their faces plastered all over the building, nearby businesses, and subway terminals.
Alexa Ray Joel is set to sing the national anthem before the opener on Friday night and there will be other nods toward the franchise past all with an eye set on the future.
asking the fanbase to be with us along the way because we may do some other things that Brooklynizes the in game experience,cartier love bracelet white gold price, Barclays Center COO Fred Mangione said. will always be a nice balance and that our goal. 21, 2013. (Photo by Bruce Bennett/Getty Images)
The Islanders are entering their first season at the Barclays Center home to the NBA Brooklyn Nets since 2012 after spending their first 43 years at Nassau Coliseum,cartier bracelet screwdriver Knockoff.
But if the Nets underwent a total reboot, from name to logo to jersey colors,cartier love bracelet rose gold cheap, this transition is more like Islanders 2.0.
Brooklyn remained true to the Islanders roots and brought along some Coliseum staples that should appeal to the traditionalists.
Paul Cartier will play the organ just as he done since the Stanley Cup heyday.
The four Stanley Cup Championship banners and six retired jersey banners will hang in the rafters, along with the banners of former head coach Al Arbour and former GM Bill Torrey.
The Islanders super fan group, the Blue and Orange Army, will pack sections 228 and 229.
The Islanders listened to focus groups and beefed up train service with a Barclays Center Direct line, adding two additional direct pre and postgame trains. The two postgame trains will leave 20 minutes after the end of each game, regardless of when the final horn sounds.
The Islanders plan to abandon their traditional goal horn with one that sounded like a subway horn was panned by fans during preseason games and abruptly scrapped.
The balance between old and new remains a work in progress.
80 percent of our patrons taking a subway, you think they get the connection, Mangione said. look, the tradition outweighed the connection and we understood that. We met on that right away. Islanders also irked some fans yet likely made some new ones with the black and white third jersey they will wear 12 times this season. The jersey kept the four stripes that pays homage to the championships, yet scrubbed the skyline that omits Brooklyn and Queens.
group always understood this change was a lot better than a Kansas City or a Quebec move, said Blue and Orange member James Fess. cause is still the same, only the building has changed. 26, 2014. (Photo by Bruce Bennett/Getty Images)
But as WCBS 880's Kelly Waldron reported, Fred Ostrofsky lives in northern Westchester County, and he was not thrilled to go to Brooklyn.
"This will probably be the first and only game I come to at the Barclays Center until they move back to the Coliseum," Ostrofsky said.
That sentiment may be wishful thinking, but Ostrofsky still wasn't happy with his two hour trip to see the team.
"I 63 years old and it gets hard," he said.
Others were not so pessimistic.
"A lot of people couldn make it to the Coliseum, they make it to the Barclays," said Charle MacAnulla. "It going to have its ups and downs, but it going to be good."
While arena and team officials touted the parking lots around the arena, The Blue and Orange Army have ditched the cars this season for Traingating. The pregame party starts on the line and rolls right into Barclays.
Brooklyn is loaded with transplants, who after flocking to the big city, found they couldn afford Manhattan. Or they new wave hipsters who think Brooklyn is cool because of the art culture and TV shows such as HBO how much of an interest they take in hockey remains to be seen.
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