The state of Minnesota is overdue for a Stanley Cup, as they have been the biggest, per capita, hockey state in the Union. Good luck in 2018-2019 Season.
Their "lockers" are in a separate room where they get changed out of their street clothes into their workout/warm-up clothes and running shoes. That's also where they securely store their phones, watches, valuables, etc. They did not show that room in this video clip but they did show the main dressing room where they put their hockey equipment and skates on. Many NHL teams now completely base their operations out of their practice rink facilities (Montreal Canadiens, Washington Capitals, for example). This means all their executive offices, workout gym, players lounge, video room and spare equipment storage areas are all based at the practice rink facility and they only go to their main stadium rink to play the games in front of their home fans. Some NHL teams (Vancouver Canucks, for example) do not have their own dedicated practice rink facility so they try to run as many practices as they can in their main stadium rink, but when it is not available due to concerts or events, they have to practice somewhere else and the team's equipment staff have to transport all their gear so it adds a lot of extra work for them. The Vancouver Canucks practice at UBC (University of British Columbia) but they don't leave any equipment or gear there, so it's like a mini road trip for their staff to pack their team's truck and hold practices there. All their weight room, players lounge, video, medical treatment room and spare equipment room operations are all based inside their main stadium rink (Rogers Arena).
BigTeeze it's a joke. The NHL used to be 84 games with 2 of those being in non NHL cities. For example the NHL thought it was a good idea to have the Dallas Stars play at Target Center back in December of 1993. The season after they left us.
The wild home dressing room looks so ugly and bland, like all the other rooms have colour and are bigger... theres looks like it sucks to be a part of their team
