As the cheers subsided and the victory sank in, Fry realized the responsibility that now rested on his shoulders. The people had entrusted him with their dreams of a new arena in Baltimore, and I couldn't let them down. The first order of business was naming the arena, a symbol of pride for the city. It needed to resonate with the fans, echoing their passion for the Platoon. After much thought and deliberation, Fry proposed "Harbor Heights Arena." It captured the essence of Baltimore's rich maritime history while uplifting the team's spirit.

The arena was just the beginning. Fry envisioned a vibrant district surrounding it, a place where fans could gather before and after games, celebrating their love for hockey. Fry saw a bustling promenade lined with sports bars, lively restaurants, and souvenir shops adorned with our team colors. Picture it, a sea of passionate fans, their energy infectious, filling the streets with joyous chants. Families enjoying a day out, kids skating on a community rink, and the sound of hockey sticks echoing in the air.

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