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Izod Center From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Jump to: navigation, search Izod Center The Izod Center as seen from Giants Stadium Former names Brendan Byrne Arena (1981–1996) Continental Airlines Arena (1996–2007) Location 50 State RT 120, East Rutherford, New Jersey 07073, USA Broke ground 1977 Opened July 2, 1981 Owner New Jersey Sports and Exposition Authority Operator New Jersey Sports and Exposition Authority Construction cost $85 million Architect Grad Partnership and Dilullo, Clauss, Ostroki & Partners Capacity 20,049 (NBA Basketball) 20,029 (NCAA Basketball) 19,040 (Hockey) 20,000 (Concerts) Tenants New Jersey Devils (NHL) (1982–2007) New Jersey Nets (NBA) (1981–Present) New Jersey Rockets (MISL) (1981–1982) Seton Hall Pirates (NCAA Basketball) (1985–2007) New Jersey Saints (NLL) (1987–1988) New Jersey Storm (NLL) (2002–2003) New Jersey Red Dogs / Gladiators (AFL) (1997–2002) New Jersey XTreme (NIFL) (2005) 1996 NCAA Men's Division I Basketball Tournament New Jersey Rockin Rollers (RHI) (1994) The Izod Center (formerly Brendan Byrne Arena and Continental Airlines Arena) is a multi-purpose indoor arena in the Meadowlands Sports Complex in East Rutherford, New Jersey, United States. Originally opened in 1981, it is currently home to the New Jersey Nets NBA basketball team. The arena was formerly home to the New Jersey Devils NHL hockey team until 2007, when they moved to the superior Prudential Center in Newark. Official seating capacity, as of 2004, is 19,040 for hockey, 20,029 for college basketball, 20,049 for NBA games, and a maximum of 20,000 for concerts. The arena attracts spectators and fans from New Jersey and the New York Metropolitan Area. Many people[who?] and some tickets and press releases simply refer to the arena as Meadowlands Arena. Contents [hide] 1 History 1.1 Future plans 2 Arena usage 2.1 Sports 2.1.1 Championships 2.2 Concerts 2.3 Other events 2.4 Other uses 3 Public perception 4 References 5 External links [edit] History Construction on a new arena across New Jersey State Highway 20 (now 120) from Giants Stadium and the Meadowlands Racetrack began in 1977. The arena was designed by Grad Partnership and Dilullo, Clauss, Ostroki & Partners, and was constructed at a cost of $85 million. Originally named Brendan Byrne Arena (after Brendan Byrne, the sitting governor of the state, who was also a member of the ownership group seeking to bring an NHL team to the State), the arena opened July 2, 1981, with the first of six concerts by New Jersey rock musician Bruce Springsteen. This was followed by an ice show later that month. On October 30, 1981, the New Jersey Nets, who had played their previous four seasons at the Louis Brown Athletic Center at Rutgers University, relocated to the Meadowlands and made their Brendan Byrne Arena debut, losing to the New York Knicks, 103-99. Later that season, on January 31, 1982, the NBA All-Star Game was hosted at the arena. Shortly after, the New Jersey Devils, relocated from Colorado , playing their first regular season game there on October 5, 1982, resulting in a 3–3 tie with the Pittsburgh Penguins. Continental Airlines Arena logo (1996–2007)On January 4, 1996, the New Jersey Sports and Exposition Authority announced a naming rights deal with Continental Airlines under which the airline, with a hub at nearby Newark Liberty International Airport, would pay the NJSEA $29 million over 12 years. Many thought this was a political move, since Brendan Byrne is a Democrat and the governor at the time of the deal was Christine Todd Whitman, a Republican.[1] The former governor's son, Tom Byrne, was the state Democratic Party chairman at the time, and publicly voiced his displeasure. The senior Byrne was not upset about it: "I was immortal for 15 years," he said at the time. The name change to Continental Airlines Arena also caused controversy in April of that year, when the arena hosted the NCAA Final Four. During the CBS coverage of the event, Continental signage was not shown on camera, and the arena was simply referred to as "The Meadowlands".[citation needed] CBS and the NCAA already had airline sponsors for the event before Continental's naming rights deal.[citation needed] On May 5, 2007, the Devils played their last game at the arena, losing 3-2 to the Ottawa Senators, eliminating them from the Eastern Conference semifinals 4-1. Scott Gomez scored the final goal in
the building. The Devils subsequently relocated to the newly constructed Prudential Center in nearby Newark, New Jersey at the beginning of the 2007-2008 NHL season. Following the Devils' final season at the arena in 2007, Continental Airlines opted out of the naming rights agreement. A new agreement was made with Izod, a clothing company, to rename the arena Izod Center. The company will pay $1.4 million per annum for the first two years of the agreement, while the Nets are still tenants, which will drop to $750,000 per year for the balance of the five-year deal.[2] The columns of the arena's exterior were also repainted red as the arena assumed a new color scheme. [edit] Future plans There are currently plans in place to downscale the Izod Center in conjunction with several developments, leaving much of the arena's future in doubt. In addition to the Devils and Seton Hall men's basketball teams moving to the Prudential Center in Newark and the construction of an alternative entertainment and shopping center on the Meadowlands grounds called Xanadu, the Nets are planning to relocate to the Barclays Center in the Brooklyn borough of New York City. The Barclays Center is the center of an extensive redevelopment project called the Atlantic Yards being built by Nets owner Bruce Ratner's real estate development company. Originally, the arena was planned to be open for the Nets for the 2009–10 season, but lawsuits, economic issues, and a recession have plagued the project. The earliest the franchise would relocate to Brooklyn would be 2011, although these plans are still in doubt.[3] In September 2006, the team and the New Jersey Sports and Exposition Authority announced an extension of their lease to keep the team in the Meadowlands until 2013, with a provision to leave as early as 2009 if the Brooklyn arena is completed. It has been reported that Ratner has sought to sell the Nets, thus thwarting any possible move to Brooklyn. [4] [edit] Arena usage [edit] Sports The arena during a New Jersey Nets basketball game.The arena has primarily served as a sports venue in its history. The arena has been the home of the NBA's New Jersey Nets basketball franchise since 1981. It was the home arena for the NHL's New Jersey Devils hockey franchise from 1982 to 2007 and the NCAA's Seton Hall Pirates men's basketball team from 1985 to 2007 as well as continuing to play host to various regular season men's college basketball games, most recently on December 20, 2008. Izod Center uses two separate floors for NBA and NCAA basketball- a standard hardwood floor for Nets games and the arena's old parquet floor for regular season college basketball (since 2007, the NCAA has used a uniform floor for regional sites). College basketball first arrived at the arena with the opening rounds of the 1984 NCAA basketball tournament. Seton Hall moved its Big East Conference men's basketball games to the arena for the 1985–1986 season, enhancing a tradition that would soon become rich. The arena hosted the NCAA Men's Final Four in 1996, the last traditional arena to do so to date. On eleven occasions (1986–91, 1993, 1995, 1999, 2004, 2007) the arena hosted the semifinals and finals of the tournament's East Regional. Only Kansas City's Municipal Auditorium, which hosted 13 regional finals from 1940–52, has hosted more.[5] It also hosted the 1982–1989 Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference and 1986 Atlantic Ten Conference men's basketball tournaments. One of the most infamous moments in the venue's history came on January 22, 1987, when the "334 club" was formed. After New Jersey was hit with 20 inches of snow, only 334 fans attended the Devils' 7-5 victory over the Calgary Flames.[citation needed] Other teams that have called the arena home include the New Jersey Rockets of the Major Soccer League, the New Jersey Rockin Rollers of Roller Hockey International, and the New Jersey Red Dogs / Gladiators of the Arena Football League. Two different National Lacrosse League teams have played at the arena — the New Jersey Saints from 1987–1988, and the New Jersey Storm from 2002–2003. The New York Cosmos also used the arena to host indoor soccer games. [edit] Championships Izod Center has played host to the 1995, 2000, 2001, and 2003 Stanley Cup Finals. The arena has seen the Devils clinch two Stanley Cup championships before a home crowd. The franchise won its first Cup on June 24, 1995, and then clinched its third title in nine years on June 9, 2003. The arena also was host to the Los Angeles Lakers winning an NBA Championship by sweeping the Nets on June 12, 2002,[6] and the Anaheim Bullfrogs winning the 1997 Murphy Cup, the championship of Roller Hockey International, over the New Jersey Rockin' Rollers. The arena also hosted the 2003 NBA Finals. [edit] Concerts The arena has been a popular site for concerts, due to it having been designed with acoustics in mind and to it having a lesser facility fee for artists than competing venues, such as Madison Square Garden. Bruce Springsteen remains the most popular concert act to perform in the arena; his appearances have included a 10-night, sold-out run in 1984, an 11-night run in 1992, and a 15-night, sold-out run in 1999. This last feat is commemorated by a large banner hanging from the rafters, next to the banners representing the achievements of the resident sports teams. A 1999 concert by Dave Matthews Band was recorded for a PBS special, and subsequently released as a concert album and DVD under the name Listener Supported. Portions of the Rolling Stones 1983 concert film, Let's Spend the Night Together, were filmed at the arena.[7] The concert footage was filmed in the fall of 1981. Also, portions of the Jonas Brothers' Look Me in the Eyes Tour were filmed at the arena and used on their Disney Channel series, Jonas Brothers: Living the Dream. The Red Hot Chili Peppers chose the Izod Center as the venue to film their video "Snow ((Hey Oh))", including shots of the stairwells and tunnels of the stadium. [edit] Other events The venue also hosted WWF/E SummerSlam in 1989, 1997 and 2007, as well as the King of the Ring tournament in 2001 and No Mercy 2004. The arena has also hosted several episodes of WWE Raw, as well as WWE Friday Night SmackDown. In 2009 it will be hosting WWE Cyber Sunday [edit] Other uses Continental Airlines operates a ticketing counter in the Izod Center.[8] [edit] Public perception The arena, with its former "Continental Airlines Arena" signage, during the daytime.Izod Center frequently is cited near the bottom of arena polls. It is commonly referred to as "cold and dull" in appearance, as well as being "cavernous".[9] In a 2005 poll, USA Today rated it the worst NBA arena in the league. The reviewer lamented about the distance of the nosebleed seats from the court, as well as how crowded the concourse became after the game.[10] The arena's poor perception has played a role in the downscaling of the arena. The arena has also been criticized for funneling both levels of the arena into one, crowded concourse. Hockey players and fans alike acknowledged the poor ice quality of Izod Center, which was common of many hockey arenas used for other sports. The difficulty arose when converting the playing surface from wood to ice, sometimes for two professional sporting events on the same day.[citation needed] On the other hand, the arena is generally well-regarded for concerts, with its good sightlines and relatively good acoustics; the cavernous nature here can add to the drama of a top show.[citation needed] In an attempt to remain on par with the features of most modern arenas, circular LED rings were installed on the facing of the upper level in 2005.[citation needed] [edit] References ^ Sandomir, Richard. "HOCKEY; Brendan Byrne Arena Goes Continental", The New York Times, January 5, 1996. Accessed October 19, 2007. "For nearly 15 years, it was officially the Brendan Byrne Arena. But that political homage to the former Democratic governor was covered forever today by a banner heralding the benefactor paying $29 million through 2007 as title sponsor of the arena: Continental Airlines.... This is not politically motivated," said Michael Francis, chairman of the New Jersey Sports and Exposition Authority, which runs the complex, during a news conference at the arena's center court. "If a Republican's name had been on it, it would have come down. There's nothing personal. This was based solely on economics."" ^ "Fashionable New Name for Arena", The New York Times, October 5, 2007. Accessed October 11, 2007. "On Oct. 31, when the Nets open their season against the Chicago Bulls, the Meadowlands arena named for Continental Airlines for 12 years will be rechristened the Izod Center. Izod will pay $1.4 million a year in cash for the first two years of the five-year agreement, which will be cut to $750,000 annually in 2009 when the Nets are expected to move to Brooklyn." ^ Associated Press (2008-10-14). "Economy, uncertain financing delay plans for Brooklyn arena". ESPN.com. http://sports.espn.go.com/nba/news/story?id=3643309. Retrieved on 2008-12-08. ^ "Bruce Ratner explored Nets sale". New York Daily News. 2008-10-27. http://www.nydailynews.com/sports/basketball/nets/2008/10/27/2008-10-27_bruce_ratner_explored_nets_sale.html. Retrieved on 2008-12-08. ^ OFFICIAL 2007 NCAA MEN'S FINAL FOUR RECORDS BOOK ^ 2002 NBA Playoff Summary - Basketball-Reference.com ^ Let's Spend the Night Together (1983) ^ "Continental Ticket Offices." Continental Airlines. February 1, 2009. ^ USATODAY.com - Nets look for gains when it comes to ticketholders ^ Boeck, Greg (2005-04-12). "NBA arenas: Fantastic or not?". USA Today. http://www.usatoday.com/sports/basketball/nba/2005-04-12-arenas-cover_x.htm. Retrieved on 2008-12-08. [edit] External links Meadowlands Sports Complex Preceded by Rutgers Athletic Center Home of the New Jersey Nets 1981 – present Succeeded by current Preceded by McNichols Sports Arena Home of the New Jersey Devils 1982 – 2007 Succeeded by Prudential Center Preceded by Coliseum at Richfield Host of the NBA All-Star Game 1982 Succeeded by The Forum Preceded by Nassau Coliseum Host of the NHL All-Star Game 1984 Succeeded by Olympic Saddledome Preceded by Kingdome NCAA Men's Division I Basketball Tournament Finals Venue 1996 Succeeded by RCA Dome Preceded by first arena Home of the New Jersey Red Dogs/Gladiators 1997 – 2002 Succeeded by Thomas & Mack Center Preceded by Walsh Gymnasium Home of the Seton Hall Pirates 1982 — 2007 Succeeded by Prudential Center Coordinates: 40°48′42.36″N 74°4′3.01″W / 40.8117667°N 74.0675028°W / 40.8117667; -74.0675028 [show]v • d • eNew Jersey Nets Formerly the New Jersey Americans and New York Nets • Founded in 1967 • Based in East Rutherford, New Jersey The Franchise Franchise • History • All-time roster • Head coaches • Seasons • Current season Arenas Teaneck Armory • Long Island Arena • Island Garden • Nassau Coliseum • Rutgers Athletic Center • Izod Center • Barclays Center Coaches Zaslofsky • Larese • Carnesecca • Loughery • MacKinnon • Brown • Blair • Albeck • Wohl • MacKinnon • Reed • Fitch • Daly • Beard • Calipari • Casey • Scott • Frank D-League Affiliate Colorado 14ers Administration Owners: Forest City Enterprises led by Bruce Ratner (majority owner) Mary Higgins Clark, Shawn Carter, Lewis Katz (minority owners) President: Rod Thorn • General Manager: Kiki Vandeweghe • Head Coach: Lawrence Frank Important Figures Kenny Anderson • Vince Carter • Derrick Coleman • Julius Erving • Richard Jefferson • Jason Kidd • Bernard King • Stephon Marbury • Kenyon Martin • Drazen Petrovic • Byron Scott • Rod Thorn • Keith Van Horn • Buck Williams • Jayson Williams • John Williamson Retired Numbers 3 • 4 • 23 • 25 • 32 • 52 ABA Championships (2) 1974 • 1976 Rivals Boston Celtics • New York Knicks • Philadelphia 76ers • Toronto Raptors Culture Dr. J • Erving for $6 million • Whatever Happened to Micheal Ray? • Jayson Williams • J-Kidd • V.C. • Jay-Z • Brooklyn Nets? • Derrick Coleman • Kenny Anderson • Drazen Petrovic • Sly Fox Media TV: WWOR-TV • YES Network • Radio: WFAN • Announcers: Marv Albert • Ian Eagle • Mike Fratello • Jim Spanarkel • Chris Carrino • Tim Capstraw [show]v • d • eNew Jersey Devils Founded in 1974 • Based in Newark, New Jersey Members of the Atlantic Division of the Eastern Conference of the National Hockey League (NHL) Franchise Franchise • Expansion Draft • Kansas City Scouts • Colorado Rockies • Players • GMs • Award Winners • Seasons • Records • Draft Picks • NJ Devil Arenas Continental Airlines Arena • Prudential Center Head Coaches MacMillan • McVie • Carpenter • Schoenfeld • Cunniff • Brooks • Lemaire • Ftorek • Robinson • Constantine • Burns • Lamoriello • Julien • Sutter Team Captains Lever • Bridgman • Muller • Driver • Stevens • Niedermayer • Elias • Langenbrunner Atlantic Division titles 1996-97, 1997-98, 1998-99, 2000-01, 2002-03, 2005-06, 2006-07 Eastern Conference titles 1994-95, 1999-00, 2000-01, 2002-03 Stanley Cups 1995, 2000, 2003 Retired Numbers 3 • 4 • 99 (league-wide) Affiliates Lowell Devils (AHL), Trenton Devils (ECHL) [show]v • d • eCurrent arenas in the National Basketball Association Eastern Conference Air Canada Centre · American Airlines Arena · Amway Arena · Bradley Center · Conseco Fieldhouse · Izod Center · Madison Square Garden · The Palace of Auburn Hills · Philips Arena · Quicken Loans Arena · TD Banknorth Garden · Time Warner Cable Arena · United Center · Verizon Center · Wachovia Center Western Conference American Airlines Center · ARCO Arena · AT&T Center · EnergySolutions Arena · FedExForum · Ford Center · New Orleans Arena · Oracle Arena · Pepsi Center · Rose Garden · Staples Center · Target Center · Toyota Center · US Airways Center Retrieved from "http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Izod_Center" Categories: Continental Airlines | Basketball venues in the United States | College basketball venues | Concert halls in the United States | 1981 establishments | Indoor arenas in the United States | Indoor ice hockey venues in the United States | Indoor lacrosse venues in the United States | National Hockey League venues | National Basketball Association venues | New Jersey Devils | New Jersey Nets | Sports venues in New Jersey | Music venues in New Jersey | Seton Hall Pirates basketball | Atlantic Ten Conference men's basketball tournament venues | Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference men's basketball tournament venues | Bergen County, New Jersey | Indoor soccer venues in the United States
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