The talent is present, but can new head coach Brad Larsen put all the puzzle pieces in place to maximize it? The longtime Blue Jackets assistant took the reins from John Tortorella, signing a three-year deal to become head coach this summer. Last season’s major acquisition, Patrik Laine, had a highly-disappointing start to his Columbus tenure. However, at just 23-years-old, the hockey wunderkind can easily return to his 40-goal form that made him one of the league’s brightest young stars. Oliver Bjorkstrand and former Philadelphia Flyer Jakub Voracek will provide offensive assistance and Boone Jenner takes the leadership role of captain from the departing Nick Foligno. Goaltending duties once again belong to Joonas Korpisalo and Elvis Merzlikins, both of whom enter the final year of their contracts. Groups large and small can... MORE
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The Blue Jackets made some big moves at the trade deadline last season and it paid off by not only making the playoffs, but recording a shocking sweep of the Presidents’ Trophy-winning Tampa Bay Lightning in the first round.
Despite losing Matt Dochene, Artemi Panarin, and Sergei Bobrovsky, don’t discount head coach John Tortorella, who has always been able to get everything he can out of his players. Seth Jones and Zach Werenski return, and they are joined by free-agent pick-up Gustav Nyquist, who had 60 points last year between Detroit and San Jose. Panarin’s replacement will be Alexandre Texier, the 20-year-old who thrilled CBJ fans during last year’s playoffs by scoring three points in eight games.
Put yourself right up against the glass at Nationwide Arena with the Lexus Glass Seats. Not only do you get the best seats in the house, but you also have access to the Lexus Lounge, where an all-you-can-eat buffet and your first two beverages are included in admission. You also get in-seat beverage service and access to a private arena entrance and restrooms.
In addition to traditional suites, the Party Towers are unique spaces in the arena. Each of the six towers hold 24 or 48 guests and include catered food and beverage packages, a built-in private bar, and even pinball machines!
The Columbus Blue Jackets made the playoffs last season for the first time since 2013. The Blue Jackets rattled off an impressive run of 16 straight wins in November and December; only one away from an NHL record. This hot streak paved the way for a 3rd place finish in the Metropolitan division. Head Coach John Tortorella won the Jack Adams Award annually given to the NHL's top coach and rookie forward Zach Werenski finished third in ROY voting. The Blue Jackets will aim to return to the playoffs next season behind Tortorella. The Jackets will return leading scorers Cam Atkinson and Alex Wennberg. 28-year old right winger Cam Atkinson finished last season with a career-high 62 points in 80 games played. Nick Foligno provides leadership and toughness on the wing and young defenseman Seth Jones will continue to improve.
A luxury suite at Nationwide Arena is the perfect environment to host clients or enjoy the company of friends and family while experiencing a Columbus Blue Jackets hockey game. Suites at Nationwide Arena come with comfortable lounge and stadium-style seating, HDTVs, a wet bar, and access to private stadium clubs. Nationwide Arena will also feature Ed Sheeran, Chris Stapleton, and the NCAA Women's Final Four.
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