GO PRO: Stadium Series Recap of Kings vs. Sharks

Via the NHL’s recently announced relationship with Go Pro, enjoy a recap from all angles of the Stadium Series game played outdoors at Levi’s Stadium on between the Kings and Sharks…

For individual clips of the players taking the ice, the three goals scored, and more – click here.

Also, don’t miss our extensive Stadium Series coverage – including content from both practices on Friday and the game on Saturday – listed here for your reference.

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Comments from NHL Commissioner Gary Bettman at the post-game press conference…

(opening remarks)

BETTMAN: Good evening, everyone. I just wanted to thank everyone for being here. A great weekend here in Santa Clara, between the Spectator Plaza, the announcement yesterday that we were revising our stats on NHL.com with our partnership through SAP, and having over 70,000 people here tonight –which I believe of the Stadium Series games it was the most well-attended. It was a fun game, a fun evening, and everybody in the stands, unless of course at the end you were rooting for San Jose, had a great time. But it was a game with two points importantly at stake. It’s part of an intense rivalry. And if you think about the state of hockey in California, focus on the fact that youth participation is approaching 100% increase over the last 20 years, that between this game and the one in Dodger Stadium, 125,000 people attended the two games, and that there are great rivalries among the three California teams.

Question: Can you envision coming back to California for another outdoor game time soon?

BETTMAN: Well, the soon part I don’t know the answer to because the games, the outdoor games, remain in such demand. Do I envision us coming back at some point for more outdoor games? The answer is: absolutely. It’s been great. We couldn’t have asked for a better time, whether it was last year at Dodger Stadium or here at Levi’s. The combination of seeing this many NHL hockey fans in California shows you exactly what the game has accomplished — what these three franchises have accomplished — in a relatively brief period of time, if you compare their history, say, to the Original Six.

Q. Do you think you’ll ever have a Stanley Cup outside in open?

BETTMAN: No, I don’t think so. If for no other reason than late May, early June it gets kind of warm for outdoor hockey. But it’s a great question. So thank you for asking it.

Q. What was your experience personally with the facility, both leading up to the game and obviously tonight?

BETTMAN: This facility, you know, one of the things that maybe I omitted was in the course of this weekend — whether it’s our relationship with SAP and what we’re doing with stats and our relationship with GoPro and what we’ve been testing with Sportvision — having this game in Silicon Valley, and perhaps the most technologically advanced stadium/arena in the world was fabulous. This stadium is state-of-the-art, first class. And I think this community that can be proud of what the 49ers have added to it with this spectacular facility. Just beyond even the app and the technology, when you walk around the stadium and you see how well designed it is and how well built it is and all the features it has, it’s a wonderful, wonderful facility.

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