From Tony Grossi, Cleveland Browns reporter for ESPN:
It’s worth noting that Scheiner -- who joined the Browns after years in the Cowboys organization -- is on the board of directors of Legends Hospitality, the concessionaire that operates catering, concessions, merchandising and other management services at Yankee Stadium. The NHL just wrapped a highly-successful two-game Stadium Series at Yankee, selling out both contests.
#Browns prez Alec Scheiner tells me he wants to host an NHL Stadium Series game in FirstEnergy Stadium. NHL reception has been cool, tho.
— Tony Grossi (@TonyGrossi) January 31, 2014
It’s worth noting that Scheiner -- who joined the Browns after years in the Cowboys organization -- is on the board of directors of Legends Hospitality, the concessionaire that operates catering, concessions, merchandising and other management services at Yankee Stadium. The NHL just wrapped a highly-successful two-game Stadium Series at Yankee, selling out both contests.
As for FirstEnergy Stadium... it has primarily been used for football and concerts, as well as a handful of international soccer friendlies. While there hasn’t been a NHL team in Cleveland since 1978 (the Barons), the city is reasonably close of a number of current clubs, namely Columbus, Detroit, Buffalo and Pittsburgh.