Новости за 14.10.2022

In 1979, Edmonton’s Wayne Gretzky scores his first NHL goal in a 4-4 tie with the Vancouver Canucks. See more sports moments from this date:

Democrats looked dead in the water as midterms approached, but the tide turned after the Supreme Court ruled to do away with federal protections on abortion.

With flu season right around the corner, and omicron cases surging in the U.S., when is the best time to get these vaccines and stay healthy?

The World Health Organization has labeled the growing monkeypox outbreak a global emergency. Monkeypox is caused by a virus belonging to the same family as smallpox. It can be spread from person-to-person contact through rashes, scabs and bodily fluids, as…

- Year opened: 1991- City: Salt Lake City- Capacity: 18,306- Team: Utah Jazz (NBA)The team that once belonged to New Orleans now calls Salt Lake City home. While jazz may not have the same rich history in Utah as the…

- Year opened: 1962- City: Seattle- Capacity: 18,100 (basketball), 17,100 (hockey)- Teams: Seattle Kraken (NHL), Seattle Storm (WNBA)The city’s NHL and WNBA teams have done well in their respective leagues and, at home, benefit from $1.15 billion in renovations between…

Fenway, Lambeau, Wrigley, “the Garden”: Fans love old stadiums and arenas—these are the oldest Vivid Seats found in each state with major pro teams.

- Year opened: 2000- City: Detroit- Capacity: 41,083- Team: Detroit Tigers (MLB)Sports teams in Detroit have been slumping for decades, but you can’t blame Comerica, which does its best to draw crowds with an entertainment complex of features. Baseball fans…

- Year opened: 1912- City: Boston- Capacity: 37,493- Team: Boston Red Sox (MLB)Fenway may be a century or two newer than other Boston attractions like the Old North Church and the USS Constitution. But to baseball fans, watching left fielders…

- Year opened: 1992- City: Baltimore- Capacity: 45,971- Team: Baltimore Orioles (MLB)This was the first “retro” stadium to be built—part of a movement to replace baseball/football dual-use stadiums with cozier, baseball-only venues that offered the friendlier ambiance of throwbacks like…

- Year opened: 1975- City: New Orleans- Capacity: 73,000- Team: New Orleans Saints (NFL)This aging stadium has hosted an impressive seven Super Bowls, but drew the most global news coverage in 2005, when it hosted thousands of flood refugees in…

- Year opened: 2020- City: Louisville- Capacity: 15, 304- Team: Racing Louisville FC (NWSL)Initially built for USL Championship side Louisville City, Lynn Family Stadium has been home to the NWSL's Racing Louisville since 2021. The stadium's naming rights were purchased…

- Year opened: 2011- City: Kansas City- Capacity: 18,467- Team: Sporting Kansas City (MLS), Kansas City Current (NWSL)Located on the Kansas side of the Kansas City metropolitan area, Children's Mercy Park is the only major league sports stadium in the…

- Year opened: 1999- City: Indianapolis- Capacity: 17,923- Teams: Indiana Pacers (NBA), Indiana Fever (WNBA)A $360 million renovation of this arena—part of an arrangement that will keep the Pacers in Indy for at least another 25 years—is scheduled for completion…

- Year opened: 1914- City: Chicago- Capacity: 41,649- Team: Chicago Cubs (MLB)Chew on this: Wrigley opened three months before World War I broke out, in 1914. It’s survived through two world wars, two global pandemics, and multiple renovations—not to mention…

- Year opened: 1999- City: Atlanta- Capacity: 16,600- Team: Atlanta Hawks (NBA)The NHL’s Thrashers moved to Winnipeg and the WNBA’s Atlanta Dream to a newer metro Atlanta stadium, but the Hawks haven’t yet flown off to another arena. Extensive renovations…

- Year opened: 1987- City: Miami Gardens- Capacity: 65,326- Team: Miami Dolphins (NFL)It’s changed names an average of once every four-plus years, and this stadium has hosted many events: six Super Bowls, four BCS National Championships, two World Series (when…

- Year opened: 1997- City: Washington- Capacity: 20,600 (basketball), 18,506 (hockey)- Teams: Washington Wizards (NBA), Washington Capitals (NHL)Home to the Capitals, winners of the 2018 Stanley Cup, and the Wizards, who are still chasing a conference title, the arena sits…

- Year opened: 1999- City: Uncasville- Capacity: 9,323- Team: Connecticut Sun (WNBA)Many “firsts” can be attributed to this arena, including the first professional sports arena owned by a Native American tribe (the Mohegan), the first sports arena attached to a…

- Year opened: 1995- City: Denver- Capacity: 50,398- Team: Colorado Rockies (MLB)Pitchers have hated it and sluggers have loved it for nearly three decades. But the stadium known for tape-measure home runs in the thin air of Denver keeps on…

- Year opened: 1962- City: Los Angeles- Capacity: 56,000- Team: Los Angeles Dodgers (MLB)Perched at the top of Chavez Ravine, Dodger Stadium has welcomed more than 147 million baseball fans since opening day. The 2.8 million people who filled the…

- Year opened: 1992- City: Phoenix- Capacity: 18,055- Teams: Phoenix Suns (NBA), Phoenix Mercury (WNBA)Major renovations completed in 2003 and 2021 have brightened the Suns’ arena since its opening three decades ago. Arizona’s oldest sports arena has also played host…

- Year opened: 1957- City: Green Bay- Capacity: 81,441- Team: Green Bay Packers (NFL)Lambeau turns 65 in 2022, but like the legendary quarterbacks—Bart Starr, Brett Favre, and Aaron Rodgers—who have thrived on its blizzard-bedeviled field, it seems to get better…