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Ray & Joe D: Hartford Athletic & Dillon Stadium Update
Bruce Mandell, owner of Hartford Athletic, shares an update on Dillon Stadium. Learn about the two distinct sides of the Dillon Stadium experience, the community events which will make their home at the stadium, and more.
Hartford Athletic's season begins in March, their first home game will take place in May. Dillon Stadium should be on track to be open by then, but if not the team may play a game or two at Rentschler Field.