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Columbus Blue Jackets is a young team and yet whenever the Columbus Blue Jackets tickets are up for sale, they are completely sold out. Columbus Blue Jackets joined the NHL in 2000. They have yet to have any major success, but they are a very good team.

The Team

The Blue Jackets are based in Columbus, Ohio. The Blue Jackets are members of the Central Division of the Western Conference of the National Hockey League. The name of the team refers to the participation of Ohio residents in the Union Army during the Civil War. A Stinger wearing a blue uniform is the mascot for the team. You will find the team draped in red, white, and blue, which are the team’s colors.

Nationwide Arena

The Blue Jackets play their home games at the Nationwide Arena, Columbus, Ohio. The Nationwide Arena offers a sitting capacity of 18,500 for hockey and football matches. For basketball, the sitting capacity goes upto 19,500. When Columbus Blue Jackets take to the ice at the Nationwide Arena, Columbus Blue Jackets tickets soon vanish.

At present, the Blue Jackets are the only active team in the NHL to have not qualified for the Stanley Cup playoff even once. But that may change in 2007-2008 season. The last season had its ups and downs for the team. They began the 2006-2007 season with winning just five out of twenty games. Then under the leadership of new head coach, Ken Hitchcock, the team went to record 28-29-5.

New Beginning

Head Coach, Ken Hitchcock has been at the helm for a year now and has had enough time to prepare the team for the new season. With a new GM, Scott Howson, the Jackets have new hopes for the 2007-2008 season. However, they would need the support of their fans, cheering them on during their matches. This obviously means that you need to get your Columbus Blue Jackets tickets as soon as possible.

The team has recently acquired Michael Peca after signing a one year deal. Fans can also look forward to a new logo, which would happen in 2007-2008 season. In the coming season, the Blue Jackets would be taking on Edmonton Oilers, St. Louis Blues, Nashville Predators, Phoenix Coyotes, Minnesota Wild, and Washington Capitals. You can catch the action live, if you have the Columbus Blue Jackets tickets.

The current roster features players like, Fredrik Norrena (goaltender), Pascal Leclaire (goaltender), Adam Foote (Captain), Kris Beech (forward), Jason Chimera, and Jody Shelley.

The Blue Jackets would soon be taking the ice to take on their opponents. They would be writing their history and as a fan, you must be there to cheer them on. You can order your tickets online or over the phone from an authorized ticket broker. Make sure you select an authorized ticket broker only. But before you select one, make sure that you look around. Do not go for the first ticket broker that you come across.

You can have a look at the seating chart for the Nationwide Arena before you buy your Columbus Blue Jackets tickets. This way you will get the best tickets. And remember that for loyal customers, most ticket brokers love to give discounts.

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Columbus placed forward Derek Dorsett on injured reserve with a concussion. Modin has not played yet this season due to a knee injury.

Montreal forward Scott Gomez missed Saturday’s game with a lower-body injury suffered the previous night in Washington. Forward Brian Gionta is out with a broken bone in his left foot. Forward Matt D’Agostini has a concussion.

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Defensemen Hal Gill and Andrei Markov also remain out of the lineup. Huselius scored against the Rangers to extend his points streak to five games (four goals, four assists). Cammalleri has three goals and four points in his last two games.The Blue Jackets have now allowed at least six goals in a game six times. It only happened three times for the entire 2008-09 season.

Fresh off the first postseason berth in franchise history, Columbus is once again in line to qualify for the Stanley Cup Playoffs and currently sits tied for second in the Central Division. However, there are some troubling numbers that were accentuated in Monday’s 7-4 loss to the New York Rangers. Steve Mason was pulled after allowing four goals in 26 minutes and has a 3.59 goals-against average for the season. As a team, the Jackets are third from the bottom in goals allowed per game. Summary of the match will be on BetRepublic soon..

BLUE JACKETS AT A GLANCE
Record: 12-6-3, 27 pts. (Central Division: 2nd place; Western Conference: 6th place)… Streak: 3-0-1… Home: 6-2-2, 14 pts. (won last game)… Road: 6-4-1, 13 pts. (3-0-1 in last four games)… Last Week's Results: 2-0-1… Nov. 16 – at COLUMBUS 3, Edmonton 2 SO… Nov. 19 – COLUMBUS 4, at Dallas 1… Nov. 21 – at Nashville 4, COLUMBUS 3 SO.

BLUE JACKETS AT A GLANCE
Record: 12-6-3, 27 pts. (Central Division: 2nd place; Western Conference: 6th place)… Streak: 3-0-1… Home: 6-2-2, 14 pts. (won last game)… Road: 6-4-1, 13 pts. (3-0-1 in last four games)… Last Week's Results: 2-0-1…Nov. 16 – at COLUMBUS 3, Edmonton 2 SO… Nov. 19 – COLUMBUS 4, at Dallas 1… Nov. 21 – at Nashville 4, COLUMBUS 3 SO.

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