A ticket to see the Toronto Marlies play an exclusive game against the Swedish Elite League's Farjestak BK in one of four price sections on February 15 at the Ricoh Coliseum.
Hockey players are required to wear mouth guards not only to protect their teeth from flying sticks, but to make it sound funnier when they sing along to the national anthem or get into cross-team arguments about elocution. Today's WagJag from the Toronto Marlies offers unobstructed nail-biting excitement with tickets to see them play Sweden's Farjestad BK on February 15:
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$17 for an end zone seat (a $23 value)
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$22 for a goal line seat (a $30 value)
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$26 for a side seat (a $39 value)
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$32 for a platinum seat (a $45 value)
Cheer on the Toronto Marlies in the second half of their 2013-1014 season. Named after Winston Churchill's uncle - the Duke of Marlborough - the Toronto Marlies have been playing Canada's favourite sport since the turn of the 20th century. While the NHL is on break for the Sochi Olympics, hockey lovers can satiate their sports-watching need February 15 when the Marlies host Farjestad BK, the Swedish Elite pro team who are making their North American debut with this event. This year, the introduction of new head coach Steve Spott has brought the promise of a younger and more unified roster, highly trained and energized to take their rightful place at the top of the Calder Cup finals. Snatch your tickets and tallyho over to the Ricoh Coliseum to support Toronto's AHL team.
