Four Things You Need to Know - Pre-Order Your New Condors Jerseys
June 30, 2015 - American Hockey League (AHL)
Bakersfield Condors News Release
Defenseman Brandon Davidson with the Oklahoma City Barons
(Oklahoma City Barons)
CONDORSTOWN, Calif. - The Bakersfield Condors, owned by the Edmonton Oilers, are in full swing for the move to the American Hockey League (AHL) this season. Here are the things you need to know this week.
1. PRE-ORDER YOUR NEW CONDORS JERSEYS; MEMBERS GET A SNEAK PEEK
Pre-order your new Condors jerseys to make sure that you have the freshest gear for Opening Night (Saturday, Oct. 10) when the team hits the ice for the first time at home in the AHL. Click here to pre-order yours today or stop by our office to fill out an order form. "Home" jersey is white, "away" jersey is dark.
All ticket members will get an opportunity today to see the jerseys for the first time, plus the new secondary logo, from noon - 6 p.m. at the Condors front office. After checking in and having your phone confiscated, you will be escorted to the secret jersey room where you can take a look.
Joel Ramirez was the winning ticket member who will unveil the jerseys to media only on Wednesday at 1 p.m. inside the Convention Center at Rabobank Arena.
2. PRE-SALE FOR KINGS/COYOTES PRESEASON GAME OPEN TO PICK-6 HOLDERS
Tickets for the LA Kings v Arizona Coyotes preseason game on Monday, Sept. 21 go on sale to the general public on Friday, July 10. But, Condors Pick-6 Plan holders can now order tickets through a Pick-6 pre-sale. Simply call your ticket rep for further instructions. Not a Pick-6 holder? Give us a call at 324-PUCK or click here.
3. OILERS ORIENTATION CAMP OPENS UP TOMORROW
The Oilers open up development camp tomorrow which gives prospects a chance to get together for on and off-ice testing culminating in the annual 4-on-4 intrasquad Billy Moores Cup.
All sessions take place at Rexall Place in Edmonton with some big names expected to take part in the week long camp including C Connor McDavid, C Leon Draisaitl, and D Darnell Nurse.
Other prospects taking part include three Condors signees (C Connor Rankin, LW Braden Christoffer, and C Alexis Loiseau) along with C Greg Chase and C Kyle Platzer who both finished last season in Oklahoma City.
4. OILERS ISSUE QUALIFYING OFFERS TO THREE PLAYERS
Three players, D Brandon Davidson, RW Tyler Pitlick, and D Justin Schultz, were issued qualifying offers yesterday by the Edmonton Oilers. Qualifying offers are sent to restricted free agents (players under the age of 27) in order to retain those players for the upcoming season. Restricted free agents have the option of signing the qualifying offer or can be sent an "offer sheet" by any other club, but the original club always has the option to match.
Of note, Davidson played 55 games in the AHL with Oklahoma City a year ago and Pitlick began the season with the Barons before being called up to Edmonton where he suffered a season-ending injury. Schultz played the entire season with the Oilers.
The man issuing these qualifying offers, Oilers GM Peter Chiarelli, gave a shout out to Bakersfield before making the first pick of the NHL Draft on Friday.
JERSEYS, PRE-SALE, PERKS AND MORE! BECOME A MEMBER TODAY
Be part of history as the Condors move to the American Hockey League in 2015-16. Become a ticket member and enjoy all of the great benefits by contacting the Condors at 324-PUCK (7825).
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 Defenseman Brandon Davidson with the Oklahoma City Barons |
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