Kudos to a former WMU guy from a UND fan.
From the Brad Schlossman blog at UNDhockey.AreaVoices.com
The post-game interview: https://***********/BradyTrett/statu...63904387788800
"... on a 10-key ... "
"Put your helmet on."
This is why hockey is great.
From the Brad Schlossman blog at UNDhockey.AreaVoices.com
There was quite a story in the Chicago Blackhawks game tonight.
Former Western Michigan goalie Scott Foster, now a 36-year-old accountant, serves as the emergency third goaltender for some games for the Blackhawks. He sits in the press box.
But Chicago’s starting goalie, Anton Forsberg, suffered a pregame injury, meaning that Foster actually had to dress as the backup. Then, goalie Collin Delia, a former Merrimack netminder who made his NHL debut started in place of Forsberg, had to leave the game in the third period because of cramps.
So, Foster, who spent all day in an office as an accountant, suddenly had to come in and actually play.
He stopped all seven shots he faced, was named the game’s first star, and Chicago beat the Winnipeg Jets.
Former Western Michigan goalie Scott Foster, now a 36-year-old accountant, serves as the emergency third goaltender for some games for the Blackhawks. He sits in the press box.
But Chicago’s starting goalie, Anton Forsberg, suffered a pregame injury, meaning that Foster actually had to dress as the backup. Then, goalie Collin Delia, a former Merrimack netminder who made his NHL debut started in place of Forsberg, had to leave the game in the third period because of cramps.
So, Foster, who spent all day in an office as an accountant, suddenly had to come in and actually play.
He stopped all seven shots he faced, was named the game’s first star, and Chicago beat the Winnipeg Jets.
"... on a 10-key ... "
"Put your helmet on."
This is why hockey is great.
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