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Atlanta Thrashers Tickets
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Atlanta Thrashers tickets are ready to take a huge step up in the 2005-06 NHL season. Thrashers fans who pack the Philips Arena should reap the benefit of off-season moves that had the Thrashers wheeling and deal their way to NHL respectability. First, goodbye Dany Heatley, hello Marian Hossa and Greg DeVrie. While Heatley is certainly a talent, Hossa fills a sorely needed offensive gap in the Thrashers line while DeVries brings veteran experience to a young Atlanta defense. The trade, along with the signing of veteran center Bobby Holik, brings an aura of hope to Atlanta Thrashers tickets.
The Atlanta Thrashers, owned by who else but Ted Turner, multimillionaire and ex-husband of Jane Fonda, brought pro hockey back to Atlanta after a long absence. Taking to the ice of the Philips Arena in uniforms that featured combination of two shades of blue, some bronze, yellow, and a little red, the Thrashers (a name chosen to honor the state bird of Georgia) did little to impress anyone in their first year. The team racked up a record of 14-61-7 in their inaugural campaign and could point only to Andrew Brunette as a leader. Brunette finished the year with 50 points, by no means an outstanding performance, but very good by Thrashers criteria.
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