Over the last couple days there has been quite the buzz about Salisbury becoming home to professional hockey at long last, since the alcohol restrictions on the Wicomico Youth and Civic Center are no longer in effect. One story on the WBOC-TV website quotes an official with the Federal Hockey League, which is a lower-level minor league comparable to an independent league in baseball as teams are not affiliated as farm clubs for a particular NHL team. According to Andrew Richards of the FHL, "for a team to survive, each game would generally need to see 1,200 to 1,500 attendees at roughly $10 per ticket."
Can Salisbury be Hockeytown south?
Can Salisbury be Hockeytown south?
Can Salisbury be Hockeytown south?
Over the last couple days there has been quite the buzz about Salisbury becoming home to professional hockey at long last, since the alcohol restrictions on the Wicomico Youth and Civic Center are no longer in effect. One story on the WBOC-TV website quotes an official with the Federal Hockey League, which is a lower-level minor league comparable to an independent league in baseball as teams are not affiliated as farm clubs for a particular NHL team. According to Andrew Richards of the FHL, "for a team to survive, each game would generally need to see 1,200 to 1,500 attendees at roughly $10 per ticket."