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1957 AMI H200 playing Bill Haley and his Comets Rock Around The Clock.
1957 AMI H200 . All original jukebox. Amplifier rebuilt and mechanism/electronics completely gone through.

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Comets Media Game 2013
Kansas City #39;s favorite internet, TV, radio and newspaper personalities played an exciting exhibition match at halftime of the Comets game on Dec 28th. Kory B...

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December 31, 2013 - Major Indoor Soccer League (MISL) Missouri Comets INDEPENDENCE, MO (December 31, 2013) - The Missouri Comets head to Rochester, New York for their first match this season against the Rochester Lancers on January 1st at 2:00p.m. CT. The team is looking to rebound after a disappointing loss at home last Saturday. The Comets currently sit tied for third place on the Major Indoor Soccer League (MISL) table with a 4-2 record. The Lancers are tied for fifth place with a 3-5 record.

This is the Comets first trip to the east coast this season. Rochester wasn't very friendly to the team in their trips out there last season. Missouri was outscored 41-25 in two trips to the Upstate New York city. However, this year's team has an improved offense that is currently tops in the league. The Comets have scored 115 points in six games, nearly 20 points per game. They have six players among the MISL's top 25 scorers, including two players in the top three. Captain Vahid Assadpour leads the team with 32 points. Right behind him is forward Leo Gibson who has scored six goals in the past three games.

Rochester is led by midfielder Gary Boughton with seven goals and 15 points. Defensively, they rely on Jake Schindler and JP Rodrigues to keep shots away from their net. Rodrigues, who spent the last several seasons with the Milwaukee Wave, has only played three games with the Lancers, but made an immediate impact, scoring a goal and an assist in his first match with the club.

The special New Year's Day game is scheduled for a 2:00p.m. CT kickoff. A live broadcast of the match can be found on the Comets website at CometsIndoorSoccer.com/Live-Feed. The team plays another road game on Friday January 3rd, this time at the Baltimore Blast, before returning home for round two against the Lancers at home on Sunday January 5th at 3:10p.m. CT.

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Comets Welcome New Year

December 31, 2013 - American Hockey League (AHL) Utica Comets As the year 2013 comes to a close, Utica Comet Kellan Lain looks to continue his recent success into the New Year. The rookie center has nine points throughout 29 games in his first full season pro (5-4-9), with three of those goals coming in his last five games. Those three goals also started off the scoring for the Comets, as Lain got them on the board first three times in a row. "It's always important to get off to a strong start and getting the first goal is huge for momentum," Lain stated. "The first goal is always crucial."

A native of Oakville, Ontario, Lain played 13 games with the Chicago Wolves last season and racked up six penalty minutes. He has also served as an enforcer for the Comets this season, totaling 73 PIMs in 29 games played. When asked how his transition went from college level hockey to the pro level, Lain explained, "It's a huge jump. The [pro] game is played at a very high speed and you have less time to make decisions on the ice. Players are older and more experienced and know the game, so every day, you need to come to the rink and focus on getting better." Lain's biggest focus since turning pro has been on his consistency. He explained how challenging it is to constantly put points on the board, and that becoming stronger both mentally and physically will help him reach a higher level of play.

Lain also credited some of his recent success to his linemates, Brandon DeFazio and fellow rookie Alex Mallet. "DeFazio and Lain have been playing great, and we really feed off of each other," Lain said. "We try to bring a lot of energy to the team and wear down our opponents by playing fast and physical." DeFazio has totaled nine points throughout this season (2-7-9) and Mallet has two (1-1-2).

It is apparent that things are looking up for the Comets, who are looking more cohesive each and every game. Lain credits this towards the team becoming more familiar with one another, stating, "It took some time for us to come together as a team, as many of us had never played together before. We know how our team needs to play to succeed and we just need to focus on the specifics going forward."

One of three siblings, Lain credits his whole family with helping him reach his goal of playing pro. "I owe everything I have and where I am at to my parents and family," he said. "My parents provided me with every opportunity possible to succeed and have been there to support me every step of the way. I am very close with my brother and sister...they are very encouraging and were great role models for me growing up."

With 2014 already upon us, things are looking bright for Lain, who is only just beginning his professional hockey career.

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