Garry Unger and Chris LiPuma to be at ESPN Friday
Published on August 15, 2005 under SPHL (SPHL)
Florida Seals News Release
[CELEBRATION, Fla.] - Florida Seals General Manager Chris LiPuma and Directory of Hockey Operations and NHL Legend, Garry Unger will be at the ESPN Club Orlando Tuesday, August 15 at 6:30pm. These legends of hockey will be part of ESPN Club's Legends of Hockey Night.
LiPuma is well known in Central Florida as a player, coach and front office member. The current Florida Seals General Manager skated with the Seals and the Orlando Solar Bears after spending four seasons in the NHL with the Tampa Bay Lightning.
Unger, known as NHL's "Iron Man," appeared in 914 straight games while playing for the Detroit Red Wings, St. Louis Blues, Los Angeles Kings, Atlanta Flames and Edmonton Oilers. The Calgary, Alta. native is one of the few players who was teammates of both Gordie Howe and Wayne Gretzky.
Unger will be a part of ESPN Club's Sports Talk Live. The show will begin promptly at 6:30 and feature a question and answer session with Unger and other ESPN Club personalities.
The ESPN Club is located on Disney's Boardwalk. For more information on this event or future guests to Sports Talk Live visit them on the web at www.espnclub.net or call 407-939-1177.
Don't miss out as the Florida Seals will hit the ice this October with a 56 game schedule. The season on home ice starts Saturday, October 29 versus the Jacksonville Barracudas. To reserve your tickets or find out more about partnerships with the Seals call the office at (321) 939-2465 or go to www.floridaseals.com. Season tickets for exciting Seals hockey start as low as $225 and there are many different options to set up a payment plan to fit your budget.
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