Lock In With The Steel

Well hockey fans, today is Day 3 of the NHL lockout. From the looks of it, it doesn't seem like they are going to be settling anytime soon. According to Alex Ovechkin, "If the league (NHL) continues to insist on their (demands), then it will take a full year. That's because we are not going to cave in," Ovechkin said, according to the Sovetsky Sport, a Russian daily newspaper (ESPN).

So hockey lovers, how are you going to get your fix of hockey this year? You know that you are not going to be able to stay away from the game for an entire year. What's the answer? It's quite simple...The Chicago Steel!

  

The Steel are not a high school hockey team, but an elite program that recruits and develops some of the world’s best 16-20 year old hockey players.  As a member of the United States Hockey League, the nation’s only Tier I junior hockey league, the Steel have earned a reputation for producing NHL prospects. This season, the Steel boast two 2012 NHL Entry Draft picks in Mackenzie MacEachern (67th overall to St. Louis) and Jaccob Slavin (120th overall to Carolina).  

Since we know that people need hockey, we have designed a ticket package just for you! How much you ask? How about $40 for everything listed below?!

The Lockout Ticket Package

4 tickets

4 sodas

4 hot dogs

4 autographed pucks by NHL Prospects,

Jaccob Slavin and Mackenzie MacEachern

Free Parking

  

Not only do we have a new ticket package, but we also have changed our season tickets and flex packs options. If you were a Blackhawks and Chicago Express season ticket holders for the 2011-12 season, you can also purchase discounted Steel season tickets and flex plans simply by showing us your 2011-12 season ticket invoice. For $150, you can cheer on the Steel at all 32 home games and for $60 you get 12 undated ticket vouchers and can select the games that work best for you.

All you have to do now is order your tickets by calling the box office at (630-) 594-1161 or order online at http://tickets.chicagosteelhockeyteam.com.

Cited Article

"Alex Ovechkin Talks Lockout, KHL." ESPN. ESPN Internet Ventures, 18 Sept. 2012. Web. 18 Sept. 2012. <http://espn.go.com/nhl/story/_/id/8393660/washington-capitals-alexander-ovechkin-says-lockout-take-full-year>.