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Luke DeCock, News & Observer, on the approved agreement from earlier this week which will improve PNC Arena, the Canes, and surrounding areas. Luke mentions that this is something that should’ve happened 25 years ago, so is this one of the best thing to ever happen in the state of NC? What are some other details about this agreement that we didn’t hear about earlier this week? Moving on to college sports, is it all about football with some of these realignment decisions? What’s Luke’s opinion on all of these college adjustments? Where do Luke and Adam disagree when it comes to these college agreements and where things are going?

Mary-Ann Baldwin, Mayor of Raleigh, on the Carolina Hurricanes extended their contract and new renovations that have been approved around PNC Arena. Mary-Ann is a huge Caniac, so what jumps out to her about the upcoming renovations that she’s looking most forward to? Could she imagine THEN, what is about to happen now? What does all of this mean from a development standpoint? If Mary-Ann could dream up something that she’d love to see here, what would that be?

Phillip Isley, Centennial Authority Chairman, on approving agreements with the Hurricanes for renovations, lease extension and developments around PNC Arena. How was he able to get everyone to agree with this plan? How did he make everyone come out of this with everyone winning? Who is the biggest winner in all of this? How does this also benefit NC State University? Are things going to have to happen quickly since there’s a 5 year window to getting things done by? How much money is Tom Dundon spending and where is it all going? Is Phillip surprised at the scope of everything that wants to be built? What are his thoughts on where we are, and where we’re going, compared to where we were?

Scott Dupree, Greater Raleigh Sports Alliance, on the agreement that was approved this morning and its impacts to the Triangle/state as a whole. How well would a soccer venue work within these renovations? What kinds of attractions may be added to the region surrounding PNC Arena? What will happen to the tailgating areas?

The Carolina Hurricanes extend their lease with PNC Arena, keeping them in Raleigh, NC for at least the next 20 years. Developments around PNC Arena and in Raleigh are going to benefit the Canes, fans, NC State, and the local economy. ACC schools have until August 15th to notify the conference if they intend to leave. Florida State, Clemson, North Carolina, NC State and others might not be able to leave easily, but they can fight their way out of the ACC by making things uncomfortable for the ACC and other schools to force their way into conference realignment that benefits them.

Philip Isley, Chairman of the Centennial Authority that owns PNC Arena, discussed with Tim Donnelly the lease agreement with the Carolina Hurricanes that lasts the next 20 seasons, and will include renovations to PNC, additional entertainment outside of the arena, hotel, and more.

In the Starting Five, Tim Donnelly discusses how today was the deadline for ACC schools to notify the conference if they were intending to leave the ACC. Also, Michael Oher makes claims about his adoption. Anthony Richardson was named the starting quarterback by the Indianapolis Colts, and why the Carolina Panthers did the right thing name Bryce Young the starter at QB earlier in the offseason. Plus, the latest with the Carolina Panthers. And, the Carolina Hurricanes signed a 20-year lease agreement with the PNC Arena and the Centennial Authority, which includes arena upgrades, entertainment, housing, concert venue, and more. 

Today the Carolina Hurricanes got final approval on $300 million renovations and expansions to PNC Arena. GM Don Waddell sheds some light on this year's roster. All this and more in today's episode of Home Ice Advantage. Follow us on social media or check out the blog: https://linktr.ee/HomeIceAdvantage Consider adopting or fostering a pet today: https://pets.wakegov.com --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/homeiceadvantage/support

Brian Murphy, WRAL sports investigative reporter, joined Adam to discuss the current situation regarding conference realignment for the ACC. Does the conference get at least as much of a deal with Notre Dame as the fighting Irish do? Also, the Carolina Hurricanes could be close to an agreement on a long-term lease at PNC Arena, and there could be a plan for a massive renovation of the building

While the NFL devalues running backs more each season, the Carolina Panthers haven't been afraid to dole out large contracts for Christian McCaffrey and Miles Sanders at RB. Plus, the Carolina Hurricanes, and the Centennial Authority that owns PNC Arena, are negotiating a long-term lease for the Canes to stay at PNC Arena, and why both sides need to get the deal done. 

NC State basketball coach Kevin Keatts discusses making the NCAA Tournament in 2023, recruiting through the transfer portal, the play of DJ Burns, and how his roster in 2023-2024 might be his deepest yet. Also, why the Carolina Panthers needs to sign Brian Burns to a long-term contract ASAP, the Carolina Hurricanes negotiating a long-term leases to stay at PNC Arena, NFL RB's speaking out, and more during the Starting Five. Plus, why Wrexham FC vs Chelsea FC being played at UNC is special to the area. 

During the Daily Checkdown, Dennis Cox and Brian Murphy discuss Philip Rivers' having his 10th child with his wife, WWE Smackdown, proposed improvements to PNC Arena, ECU partnering with R&D Brewing for a 'Pirates Beer,' Carolina Panthers running back Miles Sanders sharing his thoughts on rookie QB Bryce Young, and the Carolina Hurricanes NOT trading for Philadelphia Flyers defenseman Tony DeAngelo. Plus, Dennis and Brian discuss how former NC State basketball players Terquavian Smith and Jarkel Joiner, and former UNC basketball players Leaky Black, and Brady Manek are getting opportunities with NBA teams during the NBA Summer League. 

Brian Murphy and Dennis Cox discuss potential upgrades and changes to PNC Arena, and how it will impact people attending games and events at PNC. Plus, WWE Superstar Karl Anderson shares his thoughts on growing up in North Carolina, and wrestling in NC with WWE Smackdown coming to Raleigh, NC. 

The Carolina Hurricanes have been in a holding pattern for weeks waiting to see what happens with a reported deal for Erik Karlsson. Their Development Camp just ended, hear from prospects on the value of Rod Brind'Amour's speech and the opportunity to play sled hockey. Breaking news of the day about Tony DeAngelo and PNC Arena updates are also touched on in this episode of Home Ice Advantage. Support HIA on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/HomeIceAdvantage Follow us on social media or check out the blog: https://linktr.ee/HomeIceAdvantage Consider adopting or fostering a pet today: https://pets.wakegov.com --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/homeiceadvantage/support

Brian Murphy, WRAL Sports Investigative Reporter, on what we can expect and where we’re at right now. PNC has been given column A and column B on how they can go about these updates, so how are thye going about it? Where would a sports betting area in PNC Arena likely go? There’s 70+ projects on the to-do list for PNC, so what are some of the projects they’re looking to update? Which renovation are they thinking about that would maybe make you really have to plan out bathroom breaks?

With the signing of Gov. Roy Cooper, it’s now official. Online, mobile sports betting becomes legal in North Carolina as early as January 8th. Dennis Cox & Louis Fernandez discuss where we could see the sportsbook located at venues in North Carolina and how this will affect upcoming renovations at PNC Arena. Also, Dallas Austin is the captain and owner of the “Sashimi,” fishing in the Big Rock Blue Marlin Fishing Tournament. He discusses his strategy of going offshore and what determines which days they go out to fish. He also shares how long he's participated in the tournament and how much it has grown throughout the years.

Where would Tom put the betting facility, in side PNC Arena, if he could right now? What will go into that process for them? Just looking ahead in the next 5 years, how much revenue does Tom believe this will bring to the team? How close are they (all parties involved) from signing a long term lease for PNC Arena? What is Tom’s priority for the team during this off season? What’s going to be his focus when it comes to the players? And one player that’s probably on everyone’s mind, what about Aho?

North Carolina State Senator Jim Perry discusses what was different last year compared to this year regarding the sports gambling bill passing. He shares what he envisions for sports books at PNC Arena and the economic impact that would come from casinos being built in the eastern part of the state. He also provides an answer on if NC State or UNC would ever dismiss from the ACC in regards to conference realignment. Also, Duke baseball takes Game 1 of the Super Regional against Virginia with a 5-4 come-from-behind victory. Wake Forest will face Alabama tomorrow in Game 1. Could we see two ACC schools reach the College World Series? 

The North Carolina sports gambling bill continues to make progress as it's now been passed by the North Carolina House. Governor Roy Cooper will now have ten days to sign it. Chris Lea & Dennis Cox discuss the reclassification of NC State commit Trey Parker and how greed and money are more important than the individual to LIV Golf. Also, the Carolina Hurricanes were one round away from the Stanley Cup Finals. The man tasked with piecing together the roster, General Manager Don Waddell, explains how aggressive they'll be this offseason and the effects of sports gambling on the team and PNC Arena. 

We finally got an update on the long overdue renovations for the Carolina Hurricanes home, PNC Arena. Jared Ellis and Andrew Schnittker dissect the article about the updates and vent their frustrations on other parties dragging this process out. And give what they want to see with the renovations and development of the surrounding area. Canes Country article: https://www.canescountry.com/2020/5/29/21274081/explaining-the-relationship-between-the-carolina-hurricanes-pnc-arena-and-the-centennial-authority News and Observer article: https://www.newsobserver.com/sports/nhl/carolina-hurricanes/article276004231.html?taid=647911a2cf93b30001cc0aaa&utm_campaign=trueanthem&utm_medium=social&utm_source=twitter Support Us By Supporting Our Sponsors! Gametime Download the Gametime app, create an account, and use code LOCKEDONNHL for $20 off your first purchase. ebay Motors For parts that fit, head to eBay Motors and look for the green check. Stay in the game with eBay Guaranteed Fit. eBay Motors dot com. Let's ride. eBay Guaranteed Fit only available to US customers. Eligible items only. Exclusions apply. FanDuel Make Every Moment More. Don't miss the chance to get your No Sweat First Bet up to TWO THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS in Bonus Bets when you go FanDuel.com/LOCKEDON. FANDUEL DISCLAIMER: 21+ in select states. First online real money wager only. Bonus issued as nonwithdrawable free bets that expires in 14 days. Restrictions apply. See terms at sportsbook.fanduel.com. Gambling Problem? Call 1-800-GAMBLER or visit FanDuel.com/RG (CO, IA, MD, MI, NJ, PA, IL, VA, WV), 1-800-NEXT-STEP or text NEXTSTEP to 53342 (AZ), 1-888-789-7777 or visit ccpg.org/chat (CT), 1-800-9-WITH-IT (IN), 1-800-522-4700 (WY, KS) or visit ksgamblinghelp.com (KS), 1-877-770-STOP (LA), 1-877-8-HOPENY or text HOPENY (467369) (NY), TN REDLINE 1-800-889-9789 (TN) Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

What's the latest on the votes for the North Carolina sports gambling bill? When does voting start, and why would it possibly be delayed? Philip Isley, Chairman of the Centennial Authority joined Dennis Cox & Brian Murphy to discuss where a sportsbook could be located onsite at PNC Arena. He also shares what the conversation has been like with the Carolina Hurricanes in terms of long-term leasing and arena upgrades. 

Carolina Hurricanes General Manager Don Waddell and head coach Rod Birnd’Amour held their exit interview with media members today at PNC Arena. Dennis Cox & Louis Fernandez discuss what they two had to say and what we should expect during this off-season regarding free agencies. Also, Randy Hood, UNC-Wilmington's Head Baseball Coach previews his Seahawks' upcoming game against Duke this Friday in the NCAA Conway Regional. Coach Hood shares how his team has faced a lot of talented teams already in the state and how it helped prepare them for postseason play. He also discusses how important it is for other non-power Five programs to make it into the tournament.   

Shane Willis of Bally Sports joins Adam from PNC Arena, where the Carolina Hurricanes are holding their exit interviews today. Captain Jordan Staal has already told the media that he has aspirations of finishing his career in Carolina. Shane also rates which players had the best season this past year.

The Carolina Hurricanes held their exit meeting with media members today at PNC Arena. Out of the players that spoke, which member of the roster had the most important thing to say as far as what their plans are for next season? Captain Jordan Staal has made it known that he intends to finish his career with Carolina. 

Media members met with the Carolina Hurricanes today at PNC Arena, where the Carolina Hurricanes are holding their exit interviews today. Captain Jordan Staal has already told the media that he aspires to finish his career in Carolina. Brent Burns also shared how much the city of Raleigh has meant to him this past season. 

Reese, Kmac and Pam discuss the Eastern Conference hockey series between the Carolina Hurricanes and Florida Panthers.  The Canes are down 0-3 to the Panthers. Four NHL teams have comeback from an 0-3 deficit. Will the Hurricanes be the 5th NHL team to comeback from an 0-3 deficit in the playoffs? Can they force a Game 5 at PNC Arena? Game 4 is tonight in Florida at FLA Live Arena.

All smiles in Calgary. Jeff and Elliotte discuss the Flames restructuring their front office and hiring Craig Conroy as their GM (01:00). They also get into the statement that as released by Kyle Dubas (19:00), an update on Toronto's GM search (29:00), Ottawa sale (34:00), Salary Cap (37:00), and what's happening in Nashville (38:40).Plus, the guys recap the Eastern Conference Final (50:20) and the Western Final (40:00),  and take a very interesting voicemail (54:30). Thanks to Tom Embery, VP/GM of PNC Arena.Watch the full Jim Nill feature hereEmail the podcast at 32thoughts@sportsnet.ca or call The Thought Line at 1-833-311-3232 and leave us a voicemailOutro Music: Art Lohn - Deep Blue SeaListen to the full track hereThis podcast was produced and mixed by Amil Delic, and hosted by Jeff Marek and Elliotte Friedman.Audio Credits: KKGK and Sportsnet.The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily reflect the position of Rogers Sports & Media or any affiliates.

Is he prepared for Friday, if the Canes come back to PNC Arena? Was Adam a hockey fan before he started singing for the Canes? Where did his love for hockey come from? Does he also know the Canadian anthem? When did Adam sign up with the Canes? Where can you catch Adam around the Triangle? In Adam’s opinion, who’s done the best national anthem?

It'll be a battle to see who did a better job of recovering from Game 1 when the Florida Panthers face off against the Carolina Hurricanes in Game 2 of the Eastern Conference Final at PNC Arena on Saturday. In just over five minutes, here's everything you need to know before puck drop.

For the first time in the last two playoff seasons the Carolina Hurricanes lost game one on home ice.  Matthew Tkachuk’s goal just before the death of the 4th overtime made Florida a 3-2 winner.  The two teams combined for 125 shots on goal with Frederik Andersen and Sergei Bobrovsky making 120 saves in the classic duel.  Andersen (57 saves) was at his best in the OT, making 15 Grade-A stops before Tkachuk’s game-winner.  Bobrovsky robbed so many Hurricanes that Raleigh Police considered calling in the State Bureau of Investigations (clearly a joke).  Carolina went 2 for 6 on the power play while going a perfect 3 for 3 on the penalty kill in the loss.  Game 2 is Saturday at 8:00 at PNC Arena.

What were some of the positives from last night/Game 1? What’s their biggest advantage against the Panthers, in Luke’s opinion? Who will be in net for Game 2 at PNC Arena? Plus, what does Luke think is INCREDIBLY  stupid when it comes to the ACC and recent headlines?

Following a tough 3-2 loss in four overtimes to the Florida Panthers in Game 1 of the Eastern Conference Final, how do the Carolina Hurricanes get over it and get ready for Game 2 back at PNC Arena tomorrow night? Dennis Cox & Brian Murphy discuss if we should be concerned about a carryover following the loss last night and if the Hurricanes are left with no choice but to start Antti Raanta in the net for Game 2.  Also, the Daily Checkdown features the NBA playoffs with the Lakers being 2-0 to the Nuggets, Tom Brady speaking with rookie quarterbacks including Bryce Young, sports gambling update in NC,  and the revenue gap in the ACC. 

Reese, Kmac and Pam discuss last night's game between the Carolina Hurricanes and the Florida Panthers. The Panthers defeated the Canes 3-2 in OT4. The game went 2-2 nearly for seven periods and lasted for 139:47 seconds. The first game of the Eastern Conference Finals between the Florida Panthers and the Carolina Hurricanes is now the sixth-longest game in NHL history (4OTs). The longest game in NHL history was played between the Detroit Red Wings and the Montreal Maroons on March 24, 1936. The game had six overtimes and lasted for 176 minutes and 3 seconds. With 13 seconds remaining before the end of the fourth overtime, Panthers' Matthew Tkachuk scored off an assist from Sam Bennett to win the game. Game 2 will be tomorrow at PNC Arena in Ralegh, NC.

Reese, Kmac and Pam talk with GameDay Charlie.  GameDay Charlie talks Carolina Hurricanes hockey. The Canes are in the Eastern Conference for the first time since 2019. That year they were swept by Boston Bruins. The Hurricanes last won the Stanley Cup in 2006. GameDay Charlie talks about the Hurricanes/Panthers series and provides some context surrounding Game 1.  The Carolina Hurricanes host the Florida Panthers in Game 1 of the ECF tonight at PNC Arena in Raleigh, NC. 

Game 1 of the Eastern Conference Final occurs tonight as the Flordia Panthers face the Carolina Hurricanes. Dennis Cox & Louis Fernandez are live outside of PNC Arena providing coverage. They discuss how the Hurricanes have gone from the underdogs in the playoffs to a potential favorite to win this series and advance to the Stanley Cup Finals if they can beat the Panthers.

What's in store for this Eastern Conference Finals series, that kicks off tonight at PNC Arena? What plans does Steve have for Caniacs? 

After taking down two of the top teams in the NHL to get back to the Eastern Conference Final for the first time since 1996, the Florida Panthers will look to keep their foot on the gas when they open their series against the Carolina Hurricanes at PNC Arena on Thursday. In a little more than five minutes, here's everything you need to know before puck drop.

How important is momentum in the NHL playoffs? The Florida Panthers should be coming into PNC Arena confident, so will that be an issue for the Carolina Hurricanes? What’s definitely not going to happen with this team, in the case that the Panthers win this series? What does Eddie feel tips the scale in this series?

The Carolina Hurricanes have advanced to the Eastern Conference Final. The best person to discuss this is the General Manager of the Hurricanes, Don Waddell. He shares what improvements went into building this current roster and what has made this playoff run great so far. He also discusses the ongoing discussion of renovations to PNC Arena. 

Game 5 between the New Jersey Devils and Carolina Hurricanes takes place tonight. The record shows that the Carolina Hurricanes are 1-4 overall in Game 5's when they have a 3-1 series lead, including the in the first-round against the Islanders. Their only Game 5 came back in 2006 against the Devils. Could history repeat itself tonight inside PNC Arena? 

Walt Ruff, team reporter for Hurricanes.com previews Game 5 between the New Jersey Devils and the Carolina Hurricanes. He shares what the Hurricanes need to do to clinch the series and not give the Devils any momentum in this one. Walt believes the success tonight comes from the defensemen and thinks the teams need to seize the opportunity to get much-needed rest if they can advance to the Eastern Conference Finals.  Also, Kat Campbell, WRAL, gives us a tailgate weather reporter as it's a beautiful afternoon outside PNC Arena. 

We are in Game 4 of the Stanley Cup Playoffs Second Round. Kicking things off is the Carolina Hurricanes vs. the New Jersey Devils. The Devils took Game 3 in a massive 8-4 win. After the Canes took the first two games in the series at PNC Arena, the Devils need to take both games back at home in the Prudential Center. The Canes managed to climb back into Game 3 after scoring three short-handed goals in the third period. The Canes got off to a fast start in Games 1 and 2, which set the tone, but Game 3 was different. Martin Necas' first shot of the game hit the post very early in the first; maybe that was a sign of things to come for the Hurricanes. Devils were able to take advantage of the bounces that didn't go the Canes' way. How is Game 4 going to play out for these teams? The NHL Draft Lottery has come and gone. Oh, and there's a lot of people out there who are not happy about the results. There have been some rumors about whether or not the lottery is rigged. Maybe this year we found out it is? Overall, the draft results didn't change from when the season ended. In fact, there weren't any changes to the draft rankings until the Top 3 with the Anaheim Ducks, Columbus Blue Jackets, and Chicago Blackhawks. As the Top 3 were about to be announced, did NHL Network analyst Kevin Weekes prove the lottery is rigged?

The Carolina Hurricanes defeated the New Jersey Devils 5-1 in Game One of the second round in front of their home crowd inside PNC Arena. Not only did the Hurricanes' defensemen deliver, but Seth Jarvis, Sebastian Aho, Jordan Staal, and Jordan Martinook all had great showings. Dennis Cox & Brian Murphy, WRALSports investigator, discuss the good start to the series. 

The Carolina Hurricanes got off to a super start in a 5-1 win over the Devils to open up their best-of-seven series.  Brett Pesce and Seth Jarvis each scored during a dominant opening period that saw Carolina out-shoot New Jersey 10-1.  Jesperi Kotkaniemi, Brady Skjei and Jesper Fast would add goals and Frederik Andersen made 17 saves in the win.  He's 2-0 in the playoffs with 50 saves on 52 shots on goal.  Also starring, Carolina's penalty kill which was 2 for 2 on the night and has now stopped 19 of 20 power plays this postseason.  Game 2 is Friday night at 8:00 at PNC Arena.

A historic playoff rival is renewed as the New Jersey Devils face the Carolina Hurricanes in game one of the second rounds in the Stanely Cup Playoffs. Dennis Cox & Louis Fernandez, WRAL Sports, are outside of PNC Arena to preview the matchup tonight. Not only is there a lot of history between these two teams, but they battled for the first-place spot in the Metropolitan Divison throughout the regular season. What kind of series can we expect to see?

When fans walk into PNC Arena tomorrow for game one of the second round between the New Jersey Devils and Carolina Hurricanes, they'll see some Devils fans in attendance and most likely they'll be from the local area. This has always been an ongoing joke with the Hurricanes fanbase when it comes to opposing fans attending games in Raleigh. Well, public data shows that in nearby cities in Raleigh, there are registered voters whose birthplace shows that they moved here to join the rapidly growing community. Also, Carolina Hurricanes history shows since relocating to Raleigh, they've never lost a playoff series to a rookie goaltender, so what will they have to do to beat Akira Schmid, rookie goalie for the New Jersey Devils in this upcoming series? 

During the "Daily Checkdown" Chris and Dennis discuss how there's already a mock draft out for the 2024 NFL Draft and it has Drake Maye projected to go fourth overall to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. Also, the second round of the Stanley Cup playoffs begins tomorrow night as the Carolina Hurricanes welcome the New Jersey Devils to PNC Arena for Game One. The Devils are coming off a 4-0 win over the New York Rangers in a Game 7, but is fatigue going to play that much of a factor in game one, with the energy the Devils have? 

It's official, last night with the first overall pick in the 2023 NFL Draft the Carolina Panthers selected Bryce Young as their future quarterback. Bryce Young had his introductory press conference this afternoon at Bank of America Stadium as he spoke with the media. Pat Welter of WRAL Sports is on-site and shares what the experience was like as the fans welcomed Bryce Young and what stood out the most during his press conference. Also, the Carolina Hurricanes return to action tonight as they face the New York Islanders in Game 6 on the road in Long Island. Rod Brind'Amour hasn't announced who the starting goaltender will be. It's important for the Carolina Hurricanes to close things out tonight so that they don't have to return to PNC Arena for Game 7 on Sunday.   

The Hurricanes played well, but were victim to a couple of costly mistakes in a 3-2 loss at PNC Arena in Game 5.  The series now shifts back to Long Island for Game 6 on Friday night.  Brent Burns and Jaccob Slavin combined on a 1st period miscue that ended up on Pierre Engvall's stick and he slid the puck underneath the left pad of Antti Raanta for a 1-0 lead.  Then, New York got a fortunate bounce as an Engvall shot deflected off the face of Sebastian Aho and fell to Brock Neslon at the side of the goal.  Nelson batted the puck in out of the air for a 2-0 lead.  Paul Stastny brought a goal back on a deflection of a Jalen Chatfield point shot.  But, the Isles restored the 2-goal margin late in the 2nd period after Martin Necas had the puck stolen from him at the blue line leading to a Matt Barzal goal.  Sebastian Aho closed out the scoring midway through the 3rd on a beautiful pass from Seth Jarvis but Carolina couldn't find the equalizer.

Sebastian Aho and Stefan Noesen each scored on the power play and Antti Raanta stopped 24 shots as the Carolina Hurricanes took game 1 of their Eastern Conference Quarterfinal Series from the New York Islanders, 2-1.  The Canes scored on each of their first two tries with the man advantage and Raanta won his 3rd consecutive series-opening game for Carolina.  Carolina's penalty kill was also stellar, shutting the Isles out on 4 opportunities.  New York registered 3 shots on goal during their first attempt, but just 1 on their other three combined.  Brent Burns and Martin Necas each had 2 assists on the night.  Game 2 is Wednesday night at PNC Arena.