Up front, you can't see the cable, so you have to trust the guy in the back to give you proper instructions to keep you from getting the basket caught on anything. It's definitely a team effort.
It's another sign that our fans are very dedicated.
Judging by how sales have gone the past few days, I think we will have a sellout. That's what we're preparing for.
It's an honor to host the Stanley Cup. The Stanley Cup, in my opinion, is the most symbolic and well-known trophy in sports.
For the window frame to be broken after getting outscored 3-0 in the second period, it makes you wonder if perhaps it was slammed too hard.
I walk around and see how inventive they are, and you'll hear them break out in spontaneous chants. It creates an electric atmosphere.
We didn't expect it at all. We had about 6,300 seats sold on Friday and thought with a strong walk-up that we might trickle past 8,000.
The arena charges us when something like this happens, and we in turn will bill the Bombers.
We're very serious about this, and I think we can win. I think it would be great for our franchise and city to do this in our first season.
Our criteria is pretty simple. We wanted something that look good and, obviously, said football. We wanted something crisp and clean and that wasn't very busy.