Hockey Player Brings Stanley Cup Party to Brother’s Grave
| September 3, 2019 | The Hockey Buzz Blog
When the St. Louis Blues won the Stanley Cup, there were a lot of parades and events. Yet former Blues player and also trainer Barclay Plager wasn’t there to see it. That’s because he died in 1988. Barclay’s sibling Bobby Plager, who additionally played and also coached for the Blues, had not been mosting likely to allow Barclay’s lack of living keep him from the enjoyable. Bobby as well as a band of liked ones decided to take the hockey trophy to the cemetery where Barclay rests.
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