
Monsters Game To Be Completed April 6th At Hoover Arena
March 30, 2009 - American Hockey League (AHL)
Cleveland Monsters News Release
The Lake Erie Monsters have announced today that they will complete their suspended game from March 21st at Quicken Loans Arena vs. the San Antonio Rampage on Monday, April 6th at Hoover Arena.
The game will be played at 6:00 p.m. at Hoover Arena, operated by Ice Land USA in Strongsville, which is the official training facility of the Monsters. The game will resume with the start of the second period and the Rampage ahead, 1-0.
Only tickets from the original game on March 21st will be accepted at Hoover Arena for the April 6th game. Fans with tickets from March 21st who wish to attend the game need only to bring their tickets with them to Hoover Arena on April 6th. Fans who are not able to attend that game may exchange their tickets from the March 21st game for tickets to any remaining Monsters home game this season.
There are three Monsters home games left in the 2008-09 season at The Q: April 1st vs. Rockford IceHogs; April 4th vs. Houston Aeros; and April 11th vs. Manitoba Moose.
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