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Columbus Blue Jackets Tickets
Columbus has had a history of skilled and specialized hockey back in 1966. Until Columbus Blue Jackets were formed as Columbus NHL didn’t make a way in.
Columbus has had a history of professional hockey dating back to 1966. But the NHL did not make an entrance until the Columbus Blue Jackets were formed as Columbus, Ohio landed a National Hockey League extension franchise in the summer of 1997. It was winter of 1997 when John McConnell owner of the team announced the team name. Name Blue Jacket pays respect to Ohio’s offerings to American history. Ohio made major contributions to the Union Army during Civil War. Many of the union soldiers’ uniforms were manufactured in Columbus. Logo of the team was a n insect that is well known for hard work and originality that community wanted to emphasize. Dough MacLean former Florida Panthers coach was signed as a general manager of Blue Jackets and later in 1998 broke ground for Nationwide Arena, future home of Blue Jackets.
In 1999 building of the arena was in full swing, the Blue Jackets continued to fill in their front office positions. They signed for the Syracuse Crush of the American Hockey League as their trivial league associate team.
Columbus played against Chicago Blackhawk’s as their NHL debut on October 7, 2000. Bruce Gardiner
Columbus Blue Jackets made their NHL debut on October 7, 2000, against division rivals Chicago Blackhawk’s. Bruce Gardiner scored the first ever usual seasonal goal in team history but the Blue Jackets lost that game by 5-3. They defeated Calgary Flames and made their first win with a 3-2 score few days later. First season for Black Jackets was not a great season because they were at the bottom of the Central division with 28-39-9-6 record for 71 points. They picked Pascal Leclaire as one of their eleven picks. NHL initial entry draft helped them to establish their team as it helped in selection.
Second season for them featured a distinctive Dave King team, hard working with a desire for defensive play. The young franchise had a great loss within the community that many explained as a freak accident. The thirteen year old Brittanie Cecil died in result of an injury against the Calgary Flames at Nationwide Arena. He was recorded as the first fan casualty in NHL’s 85 year history and resulted in execution of ‘protective nets’ in all arenas next year. Second season was ended in recession as they had lesser wins and points from their initial contests with a 22-47-8-5 record for 57 points.
Rick Nash London Knights start prospect was signed by Blue Jackets in the 2002 initial draft. He came into the NHL when he was eighteen year old and score 39 points in 74 games. Blue Jackets had a poor start and managed to get second last place in Western Conference for them. Team had only one coach since it started league in 2000 and that was Dave King. Doug Maclean was the president and general manager and he offered his services as team’s temporary coach.
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