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Ice. Heat. Floor.
Posted: Sat Jun 7, 2008 12:03 pm
by Gant
It could be into the 90's tomorrow. Is there still ice under the hardwood? After hockey ends do they drain the rink under the floor of the Garden? Because if they don't, isn't there a chance of condensation?
I believe it happened in this building a few years ago. Can you imagine the scheduling chaos if they had to postpone one of these Finals games?
Remember the preseason game in Worcester?
Posted: Sat Jun 7, 2008 12:32 pm
by Truthiracy
Oh, the 36-33 "win" by the Celtics? I really wanted to see that second half too, they should definitely drain the rink to prevent this.
Posted: Sat Jun 7, 2008 5:44 pm
by Rondo_Fan
Shouldn't be a problem unless there isn't air conditioning.
Posted: Sat Jun 7, 2008 11:13 pm
by massey1992
Yeah it would be cool to see Pierce slip and actually break something lol then maybe he would not just be faking. Just kidding lol.
Posted: Sat Jun 7, 2008 11:20 pm
by Joyeuse
massey1992 wrote:Yeah it would be cool to see Pierce slip and actually break something lol then maybe he would not just be faking. Just kidding lol.
lol it would be cool if someone would actually shoot jfk so he would not just be faking lololol jkjk
Posted: Sat Jun 7, 2008 11:24 pm
by Triple M
I doubt there would be ice under the hardwood since the Bruins haven't played in a while.
Posted: Sun Jun 8, 2008 3:39 am
by Tricky Ricky
massey1992 wrote:Yeah it would be cool to see Pierce slip and actually break something lol then maybe he would not just be faking. Just kidding lol.
It would be cool if you got the hell off this board, if what happened to Pierce happened to you, you would probably be crying like a baby and in a wheel chair still
Posted: Sun Jun 8, 2008 8:43 am
by daveisceltics
I'm sure we all remember what happened in preseason when they played in Worcester.
But that was only condensation.
Posted: Sun Jun 8, 2008 9:17 pm
by thebossman
Triple M wrote:I doubt there would be ice under the hardwood since the Bruins haven't played in a while.
There is definitely NO ice under the court. It would be to expensive to keep the temperature under the subfloor cold enough to maintain the ice.
Not practical to do it.
Just like the ACC doesnt keep the ice after the leafs crap out.
Posted: Sun Jun 8, 2008 9:24 pm
by Gant
thebossman wrote:-= original quote snipped =-
There is definitely NO ice under the court. It would be to expensive to keep the temperature under the subfloor cold enough to maintain the ice.
Not practical to do it.
Just like the ACC doesnt keep the ice after the leafs crap out.
Thank you! I should have asked on the Toronto board. Some of the Raptor fans are fairly new to hoops, but those guys know everything there is to know about ice.
Posted: Sun Jun 8, 2008 9:32 pm
by thebossman
Gant wrote:-= original quote snipped =-
Thank you! I should have asked on the Toronto board. Some of the Raptor fans are fairly new to hoops, but those guys know everything there is to know about ice.
hahah
our lack of hoop knowledge is over rated... its just we have alot of pipe dreams (see Trade Board) because we have never had a winning organization.
I was making a thread on your board and popped in to see this one.
Posted: Sun Jun 8, 2008 9:35 pm
by Gant
thebossman wrote:-= original quote snipped =-
hahah
our lack of hoop knowledge is over rated... its just we have alot of pipe dreams (see Trade Board) because we have never had a winning organization.
I was making a thread on your board and popped in to see this one.
Well, no one knows less about basketball than I know about hockey. They have three quarters and two halftimes. The blue line does something, but I don't know what. And I feel like I'm swearing if I say the word, "puck."