from George Richards of On Frozen Pond,
If the county agrees to pay for the scoreboard, it will be in place by this coming season.
If they don't ...
"We've put enough money into the building,'' Yormark said, adding the team is spending $1 million to replace the original flooring in the main concourse this summer.
"We're not in the position to buy one. If the scoreboard just collapses next year, which I'm sure it will, we just won't have a scoreboard.''
Yormark said Monday that an NHL rep will be with him at Tuesday's commission meeting in Fort Lauderdale.
Why?
To tell the commissioners that if the scoreboard is approved, the NHL promises to bring the draft to Sunrise within the next three years.
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