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Tuesday, January 18, 2011

Whale Watch Newsletter

Leetch, Byers Added to Bruins Legends Roster
Cheshire, CT-bred Hall of Famer Brian Leetch, and former Bruin fan favorite, and current media sensation, Lyndon Byers have been added to the Boston Bruins legends roster for the Hartford Whalers legends vs. Boston Bruins legends game February 19, 2011 at Rentschler Field in East Hartford.

"We are thrilled to be able to offer fans the chance to catch two such bigger-than-life icons at the Harvest-Properties.com Hockey Fest," said Baldwin, Jr.. "Brian Leetch was truly one of the greatest defensemen ever to play the game, and the best player the state of Connecticut has ever produced. And Lyndon Byers, in addition to being as tough as they come on the hockey rink, has legitimately become a crossover star in the media world after his on-ice career." Click here for full story.
Michael Keaton, Alan Thicke and Mystery Alaska Cast Members Highlights Celebrity Roster
The group of skating celebrities is highlighted by Michael Keaton, whose hit roles have included the portrayal of the title character in Tim Burton's "Batman" and "Batman Returns", as well as such comedic smashes as "Night Shift", "Mr. Mom", "Johnny Dangerously" and "Beetlejuice", and Canadian actor, singer, songwriter, and talk and game-show host, Alan Thicke, best known for his role as Jason Seaver, the patriarch on the ABC series "Growing Pains".  Click here for full story.
EX-HARTFORD WOLF PACK KINGPINS TODD HALL AND TERRY VIRTUE TO APPEAR AT CT WHALE HOME GAME FRIDAY, JANUARY 21ST
  Will Meet and Greet Fans in XL Center Atrium
Whalers Sports & Entertainment president and COO Howard Baldwin, Jr. announced today that former Hartford Wolf Pack mainstays Todd Hall and Terry Virtue will be making a special appearance at the Connecticut Whale's home game next Friday, January 21 at the XL Center against the Hamilton Bulldogs.
Fans can meet Hall and Virtue from 6:00-7:00 PM on January 21, when the two ex-Wolf Pack greats will signing autographs in the XL Center atrium. They will also drop a ceremonial first puck before the 7:00 faceoff between the Whale and Bulldogs.
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Just 36 days remain until the Whalers Hockey Fest.  Make sure you get your tickets now so you don't miss a minute of the action!  More than hockey. This is history.
  
Sincerely,


Howard Baldwin, Jr.
Whalers Sports & Entertainment

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