Rayz Coach's Show returns

Published on January 2, 2006 under Central Hockey League (CHL)
Corpus Christi IceRays News Release


The Corpus Christi Rayz Coach's Show - Live From Beamer's returns to the airwaves on Monday night from Beamer's Restaurant at 5922 S. Staples St. The hour-long program is held on Monday night's from 7:00pm-8:00pm throughout the season. Rayz play by play broadcaster, Josh Bogorad hosts the show featuring Rayz Head Coach, Ken McRae and a special guest player. Monday's player is Rayz defenseman Chad McIver. The show can be heard on the Rayz flagship station 103.7FM KOUL or online at the Rayz website www.ccrayz.com. Fans are welcome to attend the show live at Beamer's for their chance to ask questions, meet Rayz players and register in a free drawing for prizes, including tickets to upcoming games and autographed Rayz memorabilia.

The Rayz Coach's Show - Live From Beamer's is located at the new Beamer's Restaurant location on Staples St. in between Holly and Wooldridge. Join the Rayz at Beamer's on Monday nights for 25 cent wings and great drink specials all night long. Plus, sports fans can catch their favorite events on the 100" big screen television inside the restaurant. Fans unable to make the show can submit their questions for Ken McRae or the guest player by sending an email prior to the show to question@ccrayz.com.

The Rayz will kick off the 2006 year on Friday night, when they host the Fort Worth Brahmas on Fine Jewelry Outlet Ladies Night. It's another installment of the Great Diamond Giveaway. The Rayz will give away a $6,000 diamond to one lucky fan - Guaranteed. To become eligible, fans must register at Fine Jewelry Outlet in Moore Plaza. While there, fans can get tickets to a special FJO section for only $8, and ladies 18 and older can pick up discounted vouchers. For more information, please call the Rayz at (361)814-PUCK.



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