March 26, 2014

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@CAVS Mascot Night is on Sunday (03/30/14) #AllForOne #ohio #Cleveland @TheQArena

Looking for a great family fun event?  Then hit Mascot Night for the CAVS!  It is a 3:00pm game on a Sunday (03/30/14) featuring fun mascots from near and far. The time of day makes it a great chance for families who would not usually come out to an evening/late game to attend.


My husband and kids are super excited to attend this event.  We usually try and hit a CAVS game every year and this will be our game for the year, unfortunately I have to miss going with them, but can't wait to hear all about it.  Kids even have their Moon Dog jerseys laid out to wear to support their favorite mascot.


Head on over here to purchase your tickets!


Last year's game!
Here is some more info on the CAVS mascots:

ALL ABOUT SIR C.C.
Sir CC is an original expression of the wine and gold, just like the jerseys unveiled for the 2010-2011 season. CC has been a Cleveland Cavaliers fan since the 1970-1971 season and has been around supporting the Cavs throughout the history of the team. CC can be seen at every Cavaliers home game cheering on our team and energizing the fans, making sure that everyone's trip to The Q is one they will never forget! CC is also active in the community, making stops all over Northeast Ohio to interact with Cavs fans and share his love for Cleveland Cavaliers basketball.

ALL ABOUT MOONDOG
Moondog has a unique connection not just to the Cavaliers, but to all of Cleveland. Cleveland is known worldwide as the Rock & Roll city. Famed Cleveland radio disc-jockey Alan Freed coined the phrase "Rock & Roll" and sparked a music explosion in the 1950's. Freed often referred to himself as the "Moondog" and his listeners as the "Moondoggers."

The Cavaliers' Moondog is dedicated to following in the spirit of the original. Alan Freed was innovative, fun-loving, passionate and controversial. Moondog promises to be the same.

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