It's beginning to look a lot like playoffs.
Take your mind off the Blue Jackets' six-game skid for a minute and appreciate the Stanley Cup Playoffs logo on the ice of Nationwide Arena – something that's only happened twice before in franchise history.
With the first round of the 2017 Stanley Cup Playoffs kicking off in less than a week, arena crew spent Saturday working on ice art to welcome the Pittsburgh Penguins to town for what will be just the sixth and seventh playoff games – and possibly more – in Nationwide Arena history.
While #CBJ is in PHI getting ready for the penultimate reg. season game, @GreatZambino1 & crew preps home ice. pic.twitter.com/VaN9gPmy7w
— Karen Davis (@KarenDavisCBJ) April 8, 2017
The Blue Jackets travel to Toronto Sunday night for their regular season finale. The schedule for the 2017 Stanley Cup Playoffs is expected to be announced later Sunday evening, with the Jackets and Pens expected to hit the ice for game one on Wednesday.
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