Sphere in Las Vegas cost $2.3 Billion, utilized one of the world’s largest cranes, required displacement of 110,000 cubic yards of dirt and debris, and includes a 13,000-ton steel dome roof ringed with 580,000 sq. feet of exterior LED lights. And it was still simpler to construct than an NHL roster. Friday and Saturday inside the newest Vegas mega-attraction, 32 teams will take the next steps in what they hope will be championship contenders. Seattle Kraken general manager Ron Francis and his scouting staff will be in attendance, with detailed dossiers on hundreds of draft-eligible players. Someone else who keeps close tabs on each year’s draft is columnist Tony Ferrari of The Hockey News. Tony sizes up the 1st round with DJLR’s Glenn Dreyfuss in this Kraken Reaction.
Kraken Reaction: Interview with Tony Ferrari (part 2)
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