Aces Over Brooklyn: Independent Brooklyn Aces Coverage

You can check it out online as well right here @

http://www.baycurrents.net/sports/item/53-q-a-with-rob-miller-part-2

Stay Tuned!

Check it out:

http://www.baycurrents.net/sports/item/2-qa-with-aviators-coach-rob-miller

It’ll be up on the website in the next few days. I hope you guys enjoy the first part of the long-awaited Rob Miller Q & A.

Will be available on BayCurrents.net during the week and on newsstands around Brooklyn.

Enjoy.

Conducting my interview with Aviators coach Rob Miller early this week, don’t forget to send questions!

And thank you to the fans who have, I’ll make sure they get answered.

In other news:

Check out my NHL 10 demo thoughts here. Goddamn this game is so much fun. Even if you don’t play games, click the link anyway. I’m sure the screenshot alone will scare the crap out of you. It’s hard to believe video games have come this far. I still remember loving NHLPA 93 despite how ugly it was and now sometimes it’s more fun to play this than actually watch the real thing.

http://reviewfix.com/2009/08/nhl-10-demo-rocks-like-a-hurricane/

I’m planning on conducting an interview with New York Aviators head coach Rob Miller in the next week or so and I figured it would be great to give fans an opportunity to have some of their questions answered as well.

So, if you have an questions for the former Brooklyn Aces captain and now Aviators head coach, just leave them in the comment box and I’ll make they get answered during the interview.

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:

AVIATOR SPORTS AND EVENTS CENTER AND THE NORTHEAST PROFESSIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE

ANNOUNCE NEW PROFESSIONAL HOCKEY TEAM,

THE NEW YORK AVIATORS

NEW TEAM TO PLAY AT AVIATOR SPORTS AND EVENTS CENTER THIS SEASON

Brooklyn, New York – (August 5, 2009) – The Northeast Professional Hockey League (NEPHL) along with the Aviator Sports and Events Center, announced today a new professional hockey franchise, The New York Aviators. The Aviators, who will be known as the A’s, will join five other teams in the NEPHL 44 regular season game schedule starting this November 2009.

The new team will be coached by Robert Miller, who was an assistant coach with the Walpole Express, a junior hockey team in Massachusetts and prior to that was the head coach of the Livingston High School Varsity hockey team after playing four seasons professionally. “I am excited about the opportunity to coach in this new league and be a part of the Aviator family,” said Coach Miller.

According to John Landers, a team in Brooklyn has been announced by the NEPHL and will be playing in Aviator.

According to Landers, the team will also be coached by former Brooklyn Aces captain Rob Miller.

Details to come when they are available.