
Rush All Set for "Dr. Seuss Night"
February 28, 2015 - ECHL (ECHL)
Rapid City Rush News Release
(RAPID CITY, SD) - Tonight is a night Rush fans surely won't forget, as it will feature one of their most exciting specialty jerseys yet. Against the Oilers in a rematch, the Rush will fight in their very first ever "Dr. Seuss Night". To promote the event, the players went to read to different schools in Blackhawk, Deadwood, even Lead. The jerseys will be worn in front of a sold out crowd. The reception from sports media the Rush has received is very loud. From ESPN's SportsCenter to NBCSN, re-tweets and shared posts have come again and again. Each jersey has pictures of the Cat in the Hat, accompanied by Thing 1 and Thing 2. How about that? "Thing" is the name bar on the jerseys for everyone paying homage to those iconic characters, Thing 2 and Thing 1.
You get $5 off of your tickets if you bring a children's book for the game tonight to give these jerseys a look. Rushmore Plaza Civic Center is where you need to go to see an outstanding hockey game in the middle of this freezing snow. The game is to start MST at 7:05, in an arena that will be packed like a buzzing hive. If you want to come cheer your team and send them luck, get your tickets and call 716-PUCK.
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Join Rush Nation for only $10 per game! Call the Rush office at 716-7825 for details, and stay informed on all Rush happenings this summer through the official Rapid City Rush team website, www.RapidCityRush.com, and the Rapid City Rush mobile app, available on iTunes and Google Play.
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