This week with the Tri-City Americans
Upcoming Games
Saturday, November 1
The Americans will be in Victoria for the first game of a doubleheader against the Royals at 7:05 p.m. Listen to the game on NewsTalk 870 with your voice of the Americans, Craig West. Watch the game on WHL Live or at Kimo’s, your Americans home away from home.
Sunday, November 2
The Americans will be in Victoria for the second game of the season against the Royals at 1:05 p.m. Listen to the game on NewsTalk 870 with your voice of the Americans, Craig West. Watch the game on WHL Live or at Kimo’s, your Americans home away from home.
Wednesday, November 5
The reigning Memorial Cup and WHL Champion Edmonton Oil Kings will make its lone appearance at the Toyota Center on Fast Signs Night, presented by 94.9 The Wolf. Game time is at 7:05 p.m.
The first 1,500 fans will receive a free Americans removable sticker, courtesy of Fast Signs-Kennewick.
It’s also another Fred Meyer Rewards Card Special Night. Show your Fred Meyer Rewards Card at the Toyota Center box office to receive $5.00 off all Adult and Senior tickets and $3.00 off all Teen and Youth tickets.
Take advantage of our new Food N Fun 4-Pack! Get 4 Adult tickets and $40 worth of concession vouchers for only $99.
On the concourse, Section C will have a table for the Americans’ Carousel Fundraiser event scheduled for Nov. 20 at the Southridge Sports Complex. Tickets are $10, which is good for a Carousel ride with Americans players, an autograph session and a slice of Papa John’s pizza.
And don’t forget to stick around after the game for the Numerica Post-Game Autograph Session with Brian Williams.
More Information
Comrie Saves Hunger- The Comrie Saves Hunger campaign is up to 98 saves on the season, meaning he has raised $98 for Second Harvest Tri-Cities. Read the release: CLICK HERE
Food, Food, Food: Check out our promotions page to get information on all of the food giveaways that are associated with Americans home games: CLICK HERE
Fast Fact: The Americans were 6-5 in the month of October this year, making it the ninth straight season Tri-City has had a winning record in the scariest month of the season.
