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RE: Portland TrailBlazers to Raleigh?
(08-24-2025 02:24 PM)Erictelevision Wrote:  The Canes play in Greensboro. I don’t get why the NHL keeps trying to put teams in the Sun Belt. Full disclosure: hockey is my #4 sport.

(08-24-2025 02:43 PM)Nerdlinger Wrote:  
(08-24-2025 02:24 PM)Erictelevision Wrote:  The Canes play in Greensboro. I don’t get why the NHL keeps trying to put teams in the Sun Belt. Full disclosure: hockey is my #4 sport.

The Carolina Hurricanes play in Raleigh, NC. Greensboro is farther west in the state.

The Hurricanes played in Greensboro for like their first 2 years (or so) before the new arena was built in Raleigh. They had to share it with NCSU basketball. But yeah, that has been like 25+ years ago now though LOL.

I'm not sure how the current arena deal works with NCSU basketball, but both are tennants and Lenovo Center (formerly PNC Arena and RBC Center....).
08-24-2025 07:41 PM
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