Today I started the day by heading to the Aréna des Deux-Glaces, where the St. Louis Blues were scheduled to play an exhibition game. I looked around for Jeff Brown, but once again, he was nowhere to be found. I saw Keith Tkachuk, but he decided to go behind the bench and assist the coach for that game, so I had to wait until the end of the game to get these signed by him as he was coming off the ice:
I then headed to the Galeries de la Capitale to catch Mark Messier before the New York Rangers’ exhibition game. I asked him if he wouldn’t mind signing my cards. He didn’t say a word, didn’t use the blue Staedtler Lumocolor I offered, pulled a black Sharpie out of his pocket and signed this card:
When I thanked him and asked him if he could sign my other card, he shook his head and once again didn’t say a word. Maybe he thought I was some sort of dealer, I don’t know... At any rate, he was friendlier than that in previous years, but I’m still stoked with the card he did sign! I think his autograph in black ink probably looks better on that card than it would have in blue ink anyway...
2 comments:
Salut Jess, ton blog est très intéressant! Je suis de Québec également et j'ai retrouvé cette passion de jeunesse depuis quelques années de collectionner les autographes. Petite question, pour les parties d'exhibition du tournoi Pee Wee (à l'extérieur du Colisée), tu trouves les horaires comment (où)? Merci à l'avance si tu peux prendre quelques secondes pour me répondre!
Salut!
L'an dernier, j'en avais obtenu une copie à la patinoire des Galeries de la Capitale, l'horaire était affiché (tant pour les parties aux Galeries de la Capitale que pour celles à l'Aréna des Deux-Glaces)...
Merci pour ta visite!
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