Raw may be canceled next week.

**Fabien Barthez** · 05-20-2009, 04:28 AM

Regardless of the outcome, it's still the best indoor facility in a capital. It won't suffer from loss of support from Nugget fans, or anyone going to see a concert or NHL or whatever else they have there.

Raw will almost deffinately end up in Colorado Springs by the looks of things. I think at this point though, they should be looking at where they can draw the biggest house. Doing it in colorado will mean having to honour pre-bourght tickets from anyone prepared to travel, and suffer a loss at the hands of those who don't. They have all this publicity around the show, and it could be to a half gate...

LA or MSG could both draw a bigger house impromptu given the situation. Or at least I think they could...

Annoyingly, switching the game to LA would fix everything, I mean, it's a playoff, and it's the Lakers. They sell out these games only a few days before as standard anyway don't they?

05-20-2009, 04:28 AM	#11
Fabien Barthez Spliff & A Brew Posts: 6,754	Regardless of the outcome, it's still the best indoor facility in a capital. It won't suffer from loss of support from Nugget fans, or anyone going to see a concert or NHL or whatever else they have there. Raw will almost deffinately end up in Colorado Springs by the looks of things. I think at this point though, they should be looking at where they can draw the biggest house. Doing it in colorado will mean having to honour pre-bourght tickets from anyone prepared to travel, and suffer a loss at the hands of those who don't. They have all this publicity around the show, and it could be to a half gate... LA or MSG could both draw a bigger house impromptu given the situation. Or at least I think they could... Annoyingly, switching the game to LA would fix everything, I mean, it's a playoff, and it's the Lakers. They sell out these games only a few days before as standard anyway don't they?