The fan guide states that there will be team practices that are open to the
public and free of charge on Wednesday afternoon (noon to 4:45) and Friday
afternoon (12:15 to 2:30).  The location is listed as the FleetCenter,
although I imagine it's subject to change if there's a conflict with the
Bruins schedule.

Anne
Cornell '85

----- Original Message -----
From: "Bill Schneller" <[log in to unmask]>
To: <[log in to unmask]>
Sent: Thursday, March 25, 2004 9:39 PM
Subject: Frozen Four Practices was Re: a little brown envelope


> Does it happen to mention if practices will be open to the public and what
> time they will be? Has anyone seen that info elsewhere?
>
> The last time the Frozen Four was in Boston I took my 5 year old to the
> practices (and ran into Ed Moller who was doing likewise as I recall.)  My
> lad, wearing his best Providence Hockey sweatshirt (the one with the
> Zamboni on it) was sitting next to the small circular hole in the glass
> that the photographers use.  The BC players kept passing him pucks through
> the opening, to the point that he couldn't carry any more.  We (my son and
> I) thought that was pretty nice.  I don't know if Ed thought much of it,
> since he bleeds BU red.  Then Jerry York skated by, pointed at my son, and
> said "get that kid a BC sweatshirt."  I don't know who Jerry was talking
> to, but I wanted him to know we still haven't gotten that shirt.
>
> -Bill Schneller
>
>
> At 06:34 PM 3/25/04, you wrote:
> >In the mail today was a small manila envelope with no identifying marks
> >on it.  There was just a preprinted mailing label.  Inside I found a
> >Fan's Guide to the Frozen Four..  I haven't had a chance to look at it
> >yet.  I just thought I would give you a heads up so you don't throw it
> >out with the junk mail.
> >
> >IMPORTANT:  If you are coming to the Hockey-L dinner, SEND in your
> >money.  We need a final head count on April. 1 and the money should be
> >in by then too.
> >
> >Sara
> >SLU '77
> >Let's go SAINTS!!!