Tonight's match-up
November 29, 2003 - SPHL (SPHL)
Florida Seals News Release
You Again?: The Orlando Seals play the Miami Manatees for the third time in seven days tonight, having played them on Sunday and Wednesday this week.
Records: The Seals are 3-3-0 with 6 points tied for fourth place in WHA2.
Miami is 5-0-1 with 11 points in first place in WHA2.
Season Series: This is the third meeting of the season, and of the week, between the two teams. The Seals and Miami split their first two games, with each team winning on home ice, the Seals 5-4 on Sunday in overtime, and Miami scoring in the final minute to win 4-3 on Wednesday. The Seals are the only team to beat Miami so far this season.
Recent Results: The Seals staged a third period rally last night before giving up an empty net goal with 1.7 seconds left and fell to the Macon Trax, 6-4. Miami won in Jacksonville last night, 6-2
Power Play: Seals 6-31 19.4% 3rd Miami 10-36 27.7% 2nd
Penalty Kill: Seals 28-33 84.8% 2nd Miami 37-40 92.5% 1st
Tune In: Fans can now take part in the Seals Stadio broadcast by tuning an FM radio to 96.7 while in TD Waterhouse Centre.
Fan Jam: After tonight's game, Seals players and the Seals Hotties will be at Katie O'Brien's at 42 West Central. Fans can meet the Seals, take part in contests and enjoy specials for just $5.
Next Up: The Seals will hit the road again at the end of next week playing at Alabama on Friday and Saturday at 8:05 Eastern time. They return home Sunday December 7, to again host Miami at 6:05 p.m. All Seals games can be heard on www.IRN.FM.
SPHL Stories from November 29, 2003
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- Seals Hand Manatees First Loss of Season - Miami Manatees
- Barracudas Drop the Trax - Jacksonville Barracudas
- Barracudas Fall again to Manatees - Jacksonville Barracudas
- Slammers Defeat Loggerheads In OT - Alabama Slammers
- Tonight's match-up - Florida Seals
- Seals home tonight - Florida Seals
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