Milwaukee Admirals to host historic "ASL Night" game
The Milwaukee Admirals are believed to be making American Hockey League history as the first team to hold a night dedicated to the American Sign Language and Deaf communities. Ahead of the game on Friday, March 27, Admirals President Jon Greenberg and Roscoe joined us on WakeUp to talk about the big moment.
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