Saturday non-marathon plans? Colorado Mammoth vs San Diego Seals.
Black Friday (Nov 2018) promo, ticket price $3.03 (keeping with the month’s 3-0-3 theme). For only $3, who wouldn’t want to see your first Lacrosse match?
MY version: Fast-paced mix of soccer & hockey. Music blared & the game moved crazy quick. 60 minutes total, four 15-minute quarters. Up ‘n down the field; a baseball-sized object tossed player-to-player via hand-held sticks w/ nets.
If you don’t pass [the lacrosse ball] quick enough, expect to be tackled/checked or high-stick’d by the opposing Team. Want the official rules? No idea. Google 🙂
Pepsi Center, fan FILLED. More attendance than an MLS game (go Rapids), even rivaled numbers watching our playoff-bound Denver Nuggets.
Why? The game is crazy FUN – and the pace FAST. Baseball execs, take a second look. LOVE LOVED the physicality of lacrosse. Cool factor HIGH. Fans skew young & bring a hockey anger. Even the Mammoth cheerleaders outshined the NBA Nuggets squad.
Tonite. Game of two very different halves – all San Diego, all Colorado. Ultimately, Seals held for the W, local Mammoth denied.
Would I go back? Absolutely! Go Mammoth!
- Denver’s Pepsi Center
- National Lacrosse League
- fast-paced mix of soccer & hockey
- Go Mammoth!
- G-O-A-L 🐘
Colorado Mammoth
Mammoth Draw Crowd of 15,951 on Colorado Night
Colorado drew a Mammoth of a crowd, 15,951 fans, to Pepsi Center on Saturday night for their annual Colorado game. To celebrate the Centennial State, the Mammoth debuted their new Colorado-themed jerseys and brought in local band, Raising Cain, to serenade raucous fans to the sounds of Colorado.
The Mammoth dropped Saturday’s decision to the San Diego Seals 13-10.
By 12:08 in the third quarter, Mammoth were down 10-5, but then they surged. A three-goal run featuring Eli McLaughlin, Ryan Lee and Jeff Wittig brought Colorado within two tallies, 10-8, early in the fourth quarter. Though Colorado’s uptick in energy remained through the end of the game, the Mammoth could not complete their comeback, as back-and-forth action favored the Seals…
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