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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: August 28, 2003
NEWARK, NJ, August 28-The Newark Bears today announced that the club will
celebrate the eighteen-year National Hockey League career of New Jersey
Devils defenseman Ken Daneyko with a special night at Bears and Eagles
Riverfront Stadium on Saturday, September the 13th. That evening the Bears
will host the Pennsylvania Road Warriors in a 6:05 PM start and there will
also be a post-game fireworks extravaganza sponsored by Shop Rite.
"In the past two decades Ken Daneyko has proven to be one of the most
popular and successful athletes in New Jersey and I am excited that the
Newark Bears organization has the opportunity to hold a night in his honor,"
said Bears Vice President and General Manager Chris Bryan.
Daneyko, who retired this summer after helping the Devils capture their
third Stanley Cup Championship, played in a franchise record 1,283 regular
season and 175 playoff games in his career. He is also the Devils all-time
penalty minutes leader with 2,519.
"I am really looking forward to this event," said Daneyko. "I have always
had a special relationship with the people in New Jersey, perhaps because of
my blue-collar style, and my family and I are proud to have made New Jersey
our home. It is quite appropriate that the Bears are holding this night for
me in the heart of New Jersey, the city of Newark."
Along with signing autographs and throwing out the first pitch, Daneyko, who
is a lifelong baseball fan, will take batting practice with the Bears prior
to the game. Gates will be opened early on the 13th so that fans can watch
Daneyko's batting practice session.
"And I promise a few more surprises for the fans that night, as well," said
Bryan, who added that the team will announce further details within the next
week.
Tickets for the September 13th game between the Bears and the Road Warriors
are available at the team's box office, which is located at Bears and Eagles
Riverfront Stadium, online at www.NewarkBears.com
or by calling (973) 483-6900.
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