Sentences with phrase «minor league hockey team»
The new trend for the season is minor league hockey teams creating ugly Christmas sweater themed jerseys for their teams to...
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The Bakersfield (Calif.) Condors minor league hockey team originally billed its Dec. 27 game against the Stockton Thunder as Our City Isn't Bankrupt Night — a reference to Stockton's filing for Chapter 9 protection in June — then, after complaints of insensitivity, changed the name to Boomtown Bakersfield Night.
The new trend for the season is minor league hockey teams creating ugly Christmas sweater themed jerseys for their teams to wear.
When you're a minor league hockey team, you have to try just about anything to get people's attention and try to convince them to come to one of your games.
They were among the few fans who had season tickets to the Las Vegas Wranglers, the minor league hockey team that folded in 2015.
Developers of the Nassau Coliseum have shelved plans to have a minor league hockey team play its home games at the renovated arena when it reopens in April, despite agreeing to do so in their contract with Nassau County.
The change extends until December 2018 NEC's deadline to find a minor league hockey team to play at the arena.
Goon star Seann William Scott returns in the lead role as Doug «the Thug» Glatt, who in the first film went from bar bouncer to enforcer for a minor league hockey team.
Scripted by Jay Baruchel and Evan Goldberg, the film follows a bouncer whose fighting skills land him a spot on a minor league hockey team, despite the fact that he can't even skate.
In this one he's cock - of - the - walk Sutton, the captain of a minor league hockey team invaded by the eponymous Youngblood (Lowe), a hotshot farm boy with skates of gold but a ten - cent head.
The first Goon, directed by Michael Dowse, followed Doug as he is recruited to serve as an enforcer on a minor league hockey team.
This sequel to the 2012 hockey comedy Goon continues the story of Doug Glatt (Seann William Scott), a genuinely nice guy who became a brawler for a minor league hockey team because he couldn't do anything else.