[St. Loser Fan]

Looks familiar.



I assume they'll get one Super Bowl as the standard new domed stadium gift and then be done with it.

[Elvis]

Do we know if it's the same firm that designed SoFi, Minnesota and others? Sure looks like it though maybe this is just status quo now.

LAX has two runways. SoFi is in between them so landing planes are either north or south of the stadium. They don't fly directly over it. If you're flying into LAX you have to guess which runway you'll be landing on and grab a window seat on the appropriate side if you want to see the stadium.

I don't think i've ever noticed a plane while in the stadium. You see them when you're hanging around outside but inside, pretty much nothing...

[St. Loser Fan]

Do we know if it's the same firm that designed SoFi, Minnesota and others? Sure looks like it though maybe this is just status quo now.

Did a quick search and can't find anything. Plus there's nothing new on the usual stadium companies sites. Populous, HKS Sport (that did SoFi) and HOK Sport are all quiet.

The fact there's no watermark on the two shots or no PR release makes me think these initial pics are AI and they haven't picked a final firm.

[Elvis]

Right you are:

[St. Loser Fan]

Looks like the Chiefs will be leaving Arrowhead and heading to the Kansas side.

[St. Loser Fan]

Funny that they used SoFi for the caption photo.

[Elvis]

Las, Los, whatever...

[St. Loser Fan]

The Tampa Bay Rays have had to move some of their games because of their proximity of their "temporary" home at Steinbrenner Field to the Buccaneers stadium.

https://www.mlb.com/news/rays-adjust-20 ... e-conflict

[St. Loser Fan]

Wouldn't it be nice to try a season of Jets and Giants games on real grass?

[St. Loser Fan]

This would involve:
-renovating Arrowhead and keeping it open air
-moving the Royals downtown
-the Chiefs building residential/hotels/restaurants on the Kaufmann footprint


Kansas wants to build a dome.