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Season Tickets in the Mail?

Carolina Hurricanes season ticketholders received some important information yesterday. First off, the exchange games were announced along with the rules of how the exchanges will work. Be careful Caniacs, if your tickets are more than two months old and haven't been exchanged yet, they will be worthless. Last year, more than a few fans were caught letting the date slip further than they were allowed. (myself included).

This link will lead you to the page with all of the exchange information.

Also, the Hurricanes released information about how the new voucher program will work. Free ticket vouchers were given to each season ticketholder, the number based upon which plan they selected. The good news is that the vouchers can be used for opening night. The bad news is that they can not be used for the Detroit game or the game against Edmonton, when Erik Cole will return to town. In total, season ticketholders will be restricted from using the vouchers for five games during the season.

For information about the voucher system, check this link.

The next big question is, when will the tickets and vouchers arrive? At times in the past, they have been sent dangerously close to when the exhibition season started, leaving some fans sweating until the very last minute. Hopefully this time they are in the mail, or will be sent soon. Caps and Lightning fans have already received theirs.

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In other brief news, Bob Lazzari, from the Connecticut Valley Times and NY Sports Day, congratulates Johnny Gill on his blog for accepting a sales position with the Carolina Hurricanes. Gill formerly worked for the Connecticut Defenders minor league baseball team. We join Lazzari in wishing Gill the best of luck.

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Finally, Robert Slaney, an undrafted forward who played for Cape Breton last season, has received an invitation to attend Carolina's training camp this year. The 19 year-old had 26 goals and 29 assists last year. He also represented Canada in the World Junior Ball Championships during this offseason and scored the game winner for the home team as they defeated Slovakia in the finals.

We look forward to watching Robert try to impress the Hurricanes coaching staff here in a couple of weeks. "The Compass" has more information at their site.

The Canes should be releasing a complete listing of players who will be attending camp fairly soon. When they release the information, we will be sure to post the data here.

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I didn’t get the email that was promised.
I did, however, discover that I have moved from 112 (where I have been since 2002) to 113. I’m only on the 12-game plan.
Meh.

by dlee on Sep 3, 2008 2:12 AM EDT reply actions  

I received an email a couple of weeks ago that stated tickets should arrive around the 17th.

by hotchipsnsalsa on Sep 3, 2008 8:37 AM EDT reply actions  

Any word when individual tickets for STH’s will be on sale? Surely it’ll be before the public date of the Caniac Carnival.

by Chris on Sep 3, 2008 2:44 PM EDT reply actions  

I attended two select-a-seat events (I am a pro-proxy, you know) and those groups of STH were told that the tickets were to be expected around the week of the 14th.

by Mateo on Sep 3, 2008 3:56 PM EDT reply actions  

Pretty sure Robert Slaney is one of my cousins. The Slaneys in Newfoundland, on my mother’s side have a strong NHL tradition. John Slaney is my cousin, scored the winning goal at the world junior’s for Canada and is the leading scorer all time amongst AHL defensemen.

by repenttokyo on Sep 4, 2008 5:58 PM EDT reply actions  

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Patrick Dwyer 39 RW 6/22/1983 175 5-11
Justin Faulk 28 D 3/20/1992 205 6-0
Tim Gleason 6 D 1/29/1983 217 6-0
Jay Harrison 44 D 11/3/1982 211 6-4
Jussi Jokinen 36 LW 4/1/1983 198 5-11
Derek Joslin 27 D 3/17/1987 210 6-1
Chad LaRose 59 LW 3/27/1982 181 5-10
Jamie McBain 4 D 2/25/1988 200 6-2
Andreas Nodl 14 RW 2/28/1987 196 6-1
Justin Peters 60 G 8/30/1986 205 6-1
Joni Pitkanen 25 D 9/19/1983 210 6-3
Tuomo Ruutu 15 LW 2/16/1983 200 6-0
Jeff Skinner 53 RW 5/16/1992 193 5-11
Jaroslav Spacek 8 D 2/11/1974 210 6-0
Eric Staal 12 C 10/29/1984 205 6-4
Anthony Stewart 13 C 1/5/1985 230 6-3
Brandon Sutter 16 C 2/14/1989 183 6-3
Jiri Tlusty 19 C 3/16/1988 209 6-0
Cam Ward 30 G 2/29/1984 185 6-1

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