Eric Selleck Joins Muvico Theaters Florida Panthers Street Hockey Party May 22

Muvico Theaters Florida Panthers Street Hockey Party Set For May 22 In Pompano Beach
Florida Panthers Prospects & Local Panthers Alumni to Attend Event
Florida Panthers May 10, 2010

The Florida Panthers in conjunction with Muvico Theaters and support from local sponsor Papa John’s will host the Florida Panthers Street Hockey Party on Saturday, May 22 from 3-5 p.m. in the parking lot of the Pompano Beach Muvico (2315 North Federal Highway). The street hockey party is part of the commitment that the Florida Panthers have made to stay actively involved in the South Florida community.

“The Florida Panthers Street Hockey Party is another example of how our organization continues to stay involved in the South Florida community during the offseason,” said Florida Panthers President/Chief Operating Officer Michael Yomark. “This event presents an ideal opportunity for our fans to get together and meet some of our current and former players and coaches, while enjoying an afternoon of fun and entertainment.”

At the street hockey party, fans will have the opportunity to meet Florida prospects AJ Jenks, Adam Comrie and Eric Selleck, as well as Panthers alumni including Randy Moller, Bill Lindsay, Peter Worrell, John Jakopin and Chris Wells. In addition, fans will be able to participate in interactive street hockey games, enter special raffles to win various prizes and enjoy great entertainment. Stanley C. Panther and the Panthers Ice Dancers will also be on hand to meet with and take photos with the fans. The first 100 children attending the street hockey party will also receive a complimentary Muvico movie pass.

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Eric Selleck inks deal with Florida Panthers

Selleck inks deal with Panthers
After breakout season with Lakers, sophomore forward ready for challenges at professional level
Mike Kraft The Oswegonian May 4, 2010

For the first time in Oswego State history a member of the men’s ice hockey team has signed a professional contract with the National Hockey League (NHL).

Sophomore forward Eric Selleck signed a two-way, two-year contract with the Florida Panthers organization last Thursday, thus bringing his two year career with the Lakers to a close.

Selleck’s minor league contract with the Rochester Americans of the American Hockey League (AHL) is reportedly worth $105,000, while Selleck’s contract with the Florida Panthers is reportedly worth $1.175 million.

“We support it,” head coach Ed Gosek said. “I think it is the right decision for him. Timing is everything. As much as we hate to see him go, I do think it’s the right thing for him and we wish him the best of luck and hope it works out.”

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Amerks Reinforced For Playoffs With Addition of Evengy Dadonov

Rochester Amerks reinforced as Florida sends team seven players
Democrat and Chronicle April 13, 2010

The Rochester Amerks benefited Monday from the Florida Panthers not making the National Hockey League playoffs as the parent team sent seven players to Rochester.

Goalie Tyler Plante, defensemen Jason Garrison and Keaton Ellerby and forwards Shawn Matthias, Victor Oreskovich, Steve MacIntyre and Evgeny Dadonov have been reassigned to the Rochester Americans.

All will be available when the Amerks start the American Hockey League playoff against the Abbotsford Heat Thursday at the Blue Cross Arena.

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Panthers forward Evgeny Dadonov talks about playing his first NHL game tonight against the Senators.

Listen to Evgeny Dadonov chat about playing in his first NHL game tonight vs. Ottawa Senators

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Evgeny Dadonov will make his NHL debut Tonight

Evgeny Dadonov will make his NHL debut Tuesday night.

Dadonov, the 71st overall pick in the 2007 NHL Draft by the Panthers, has 17 goals with 23 assists with the Americans this season. This is Dadonov's first North American pro season; he played in Russia last year.
``He's a very skilled, talented player, but he had to adjust to the North American game,'' general manager Randy Sexton said of Dadonov. ``He's done that and has worked hard on both ends of the puck. His offense has really picked up in the second half of the season as he's adjusted. We're rewarding a guy who deserves the chance.''


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Moose Saves 34 of 36 and gets Win 15 of The Season

The Atlanta Thrashers started their post Olympic playoff push off with a bang. Goalie Johan Hedberg saved 34 out of 36 shots in a 4-2 win over the Florida Panthers. Tuesday's win was Hedberg's 15th win of the season.