Looking ahead to the 2023, we thought it would be fun to remix all 32 NHL center ice designs. The rules we will follow are simple: No matter how perfect the ice may be, there must be a change. This could be something as small as a red line change, or as large as a complete re-design. Today we will take a look at the Central Division. The Arizona Coyotes are going to have a strange home ice for several seasons as they share a rink with a college hockey team. While we don't exp

Making changes and improvements to all 32 NHL team's center ice desings.

We finally get a look at detailed renderings of what the temporary home of the Arizona Coyotes will look like. These images come from the recently uploaded seat locator. While the recent reports of the agreement between the Sun Devils and Coyotes have been mis-interpreted, it is safe to assume that the renderings here do not represent the future center ice or red line design. It has been strongly suggested that the center ice will have both team's logos. From the renderings a

It wouldn't be the playoff time without needing to talk about the Coyotes, a team that so rarely gets to play this time of year. While this post is more opinion than informative, we are including a little history lesson on the Coyotes situation by Rinks Around The League. I would encourage everyone to check out this thorough look at what the Coyotes have gone through from their inauguration to current day. For quite a while, I have hoped the team would be sold and relocated

After celebrating our 10th anniversary for the past year, a lot has changed, and it is time for a brand refresh and to center our focus on what we are best known for; center ice designs. As the only center ice archive on the web, (that we know of) we strive to bring you the most accurate and complete history of ice designs as possible. In reality, we have been laser focused on center ice designs for a few months now as we have expanded to a few new leagues and have begun addi

In our never-ending quest to build upon and improve our center ice archive, we are excited to announce a new feature. We are now creating Stanley Cup Playoffs/Final rink layouts. While the playoff ice layouts in recent seasons have been far from exciting, the league has had a history of adding a little flair to the rink in the post-season. We will begin building out this history in the NHL Center Ice Archive. These will be kept separate from the main center ice timeline. To v