Sunday, December 17, 2006
Video of the Day - Teddy Bear Toss Chaos
On Friday night, I went to the Giants game with a couple of buddies of mine.
It was Teddy Bear Toss night, and there were just under 11,000 people there.
My friend, Duc, posted this video of the ensuing chaos.
It was Teddy Bear Toss night, and there were just under 11,000 people there.
My friend, Duc, posted this video of the ensuing chaos.
The Vancouver Giants hosted the Everett Silvertips in a matchup between the two top teams in Canadian junior hockey. Over 10,000 people watched the game at the Pacific Coliseum; the fact that a few of the top players from each time were at training camps for the upcoming World Junior Championship did not deter from the playoff-like atmosphere.
Tim Kraus scores on a regulation-time penalty shot to give the Vancouver Giants the lead 1-0 over the Everett Silvertrips.
The Giants played a very good game and set up a penalty killing clinic that night. However, the Giants could only kill penalties for so long until the Silvertips tied it up 1-1 in the third period.
The Giants lost the game on a shootout, the real winners that night are the children receiving the teddy bears
Labels: junior hockey, Teddy Bear Toss, Vancouver Giants, video
