Most Hilarious Hockey Moment
Posted: Mon Aug 17, 2009 5:01 pm
The mood on this board has been a little ugly lately. Perhaps it's because there's little substantive news to report and folks are antsy for association try outs. Alternatively, it may be the negative economic news puts us collectively in a bad mood. In any event, since association try outs are more than one month away and attacking HockeyDad41, the Participation rule, Minnesota Made, Legacy, and the Icemen tournament has gotten old (and mean spirited), I propose you consider writing a short blurb about your most hilarious or embarrassing hockey moment, whether as a player, spectator or parent.
Not that I have a great story to contribute, but I'll start with the first post. One of the hockey dads on my son's hockey team is passionate about the sport and a little boisterous. This dad, I'll call him Butch to protect the innocent, has a deep, booming voice and yells suggestions and encouragement to his son--I'll call the son, Matt. One of Butch's favorite lines is, "Matt, get up!" During a game, after Butch had yelled at Matt to "get up" about 10 times and was sweating because he was so worked up about his son's play, I turned to another parent and said, "Do you ever worry that Butch is going to have a heart attack screaming at his son?" The parent quipped, "Yes, but Matt will simply peer into his dad's coffin and yell, Get up!"
I'm certain someone can top this story.
Not that I have a great story to contribute, but I'll start with the first post. One of the hockey dads on my son's hockey team is passionate about the sport and a little boisterous. This dad, I'll call him Butch to protect the innocent, has a deep, booming voice and yells suggestions and encouragement to his son--I'll call the son, Matt. One of Butch's favorite lines is, "Matt, get up!" During a game, after Butch had yelled at Matt to "get up" about 10 times and was sweating because he was so worked up about his son's play, I turned to another parent and said, "Do you ever worry that Butch is going to have a heart attack screaming at his son?" The parent quipped, "Yes, but Matt will simply peer into his dad's coffin and yell, Get up!"
I'm certain someone can top this story.