The Columbus Blue Jackets have announced that they are honouring memorable moments in franchise history through puck sculptures.
In total, there are going to be 12 sculptures, that will highlight some of the best moments in Blue Jackets' history.
According to the press release from the hockey club, three will be located at OhioHealth Chiller locations in Easton, Dublin and North. The other nine will be unveiled over the coming weeks, and locations will be shared on their social media channels.
The Blue Jackets have shared some more details via their press release. Each sculpture will be approximately four feet, six inches, weighing around 350 pounds and will be made of steel tubing and sheeting.
More design details are below:
- The puck statues are 46 inches in diameter – 15 times the size of a standard hockey puck.
- Over 480 letters were laser-cut from two different thicknesses of steel sheeting to create the dimensional look.
- The outer ring of each puck was laser etched with a grid pattern scaled to match a real hockey puck.
- The laser traveled 800 feet to complete the etching, equal to the length of four NHL rinks.
- Each puck is painted with Amerlock, the same industrial coating used on submarines, ensuring durability and a sleek finish.
- For details and more information about the team’s 25th season, visit www.CBJHistory.comor follow the team on social media.
The Blue Jackets are in their 25th year since joining the NHL alongside the Minnesota Wild. Which is why tonight's game is so special, with them both celebrating their 25th anniversary throughout the 2025-26 season.
The organization is welcoming fans to come and celebrate their 25th anniversary with them. They've been working hard to put together a very memorable season for the fans, players, and organization as a whole.
