Paul Kariya 400th Goal Ceremony
by drfrankentweed on Apr 4, 2010 8:28 AM CDT
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PrintThankfully, this is available to watch now on the Blues website - although annoyingly it cuts off just after the painting presentation so we don't get to see the highlights shown on the jumbotron.
You can watch here: Paul Kariya Ceremony
In the meantime...here are a few pics I managed to sort of "glean" from it...
I like this one - I'd love to know what JD was saying to him:
And Captain Roboto with the surfing vouchers....
And the Milestone Award:
And finally...that rather good painting. Whoever did this, did a good job:
Bless. Still think he looks rather good in that alternate jersey. It's definitely my favourite jersey.
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I do like the Blues' willingness to honor their players when they do something awesome.
Even when they’re epic disappointments, like Paulie has been. Hey, it’s not entirely their fault that he’s not lived up to the bajillion-dollar contract!
Good on the Blues for doing this once again.
St. Louis Game Time . . . I need another beer.
You stay classy St. Louis.
He raged at the world, at his family, at his life. But mostly he just raged.
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