The upcoming Olympic Games in Milan are providing a significant stage for ice hockey, allowing NHL stars to represent their countries for the first time in twelve years. However, leading up to the hockey tournament, there has been considerable concern regarding the arena's unsatisfactory condition. In fact, the NHL went as far as to threaten a potential boycott if the Italian organizers failed to ensure safe conditions for the players. Upon arrival, it was evident that the venue was not fully completed, as various issues were observed, including leaking from the ceiling and debris scattered throughout the facility. Preparations seemed rushed, with finishing touches being completed at the last minute. While it is not uncommon for new arenas to be finalized close to deadlines, the juxtaposition of NHL stars competing in such an environment raises eyebrows. Despite previous criticism for being cautious about the Olympic Games, it appears that the issues concerning the Milan arena have not garnered the overwhelming excitement anticipated. The condition of the facility could impact the overall experience of both players and fans, highlighting the need for greater attention to infrastructure in hosting international sports events.