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Sean Avery’s New Venture
by Alanah McGinley on 03/30/09 at 04:43 PM ET
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From CBC:
Hockey player, super pest, fashionista and now … bar owner?
New York Rangers forward and former Vogue intern Sean Avery is once again expanding the skills section of his resume, this time by venturing into sharing ownership duties at a new nightspot in Tribeca, a neighbourhood in lower Manhattan.
Reports indicate the most “hated man in hockey” and Rangers fan favourite will partner with club owner Matt Abramcyk and Chris Miller, a former art dealer, to open Warren 77, a bar and restaurant at 77 Warren St.
Abramcyk has described the new nightspot as a “sports bar meets country club” with a vintage sports theme.
Warren 77 seems like a serviceable name… but it’s got nothing on Puckface.
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