G League Salt Lake City Stars

Stars Unveil Mike Conley Bobblehead

Published on December 20, 2019 under NBA G League (G League)
Salt Lake City Stars News Release


SALT LAKE CITY - The Salt Lake City Stars, the official NBA G League affiliate of the Utah Jazz, unveiled a limited edition bobblehead of Jazz guard Mike Conley, which will be available exclusively in a special ticket package as part of "Utah 801 Night presented by University of Utah Health" at the Stars game against the Oklahoma City Blue on Friday, Jan. 31.

This unique, limited edition bobblehead combines two of Utah's great passions, basketball and winter sports, by depicting Conley skiing through the mountains of Utah while donning the special Jazz purple mountain classic jersey that the team revived this season. The 13-year pro has become affectionately known as "Mountain Mike" during his first season with the Jazz.

Fans who purchase the $40 ticket package will receive two tickets to the Stars' game on Jan. 31 and one bobblehead. A limited number of bobblehead ticket packages are now available for purchase at slcstars.com/conleybobble or by calling (801) 325-STAR.

Bobbleheads will be available for pickup at "Utah 801 Night presented by University of Utah Health" on Jan. 31 in the lobby of Bruin Arena.

All home games at Bruin Arena feature bounce houses, pop-a-shots, face painters and balloon artists in the Kids Zone presented by University of Utah Health. Stars home games also include appearances by Buster, the team's mascot, and either the Zyia Active Jazz Dancers or Stars Stunt Team. At the conclusion of every home game, select Stars players participate in a postgame autograph session for fans on the court. Doors open at 6 p.m. (MT) for all Stars home games and parking is free.

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