DALLAS (KMOX) - St. Louis not only beat Dallas on the ice last night, but also out-classed them in the stands thanks to St. Louis native and current Dallas Cowboys running back Ezekiel Elliott who was in attendance for Monday night's playoff hockey game.
The Stars lost the game to the St. Louis Blues 4-3 thanks to a goal from another St. Louis kid, Pat Maroon in the finals minutes of Game 3.
A young fan was hit with a puck that flew over the glass and it happened just a few feet from where Elliott was sitting. So Zeke – who was clearly having a blast at the game – turned the moment from being unforgettably bad to a unforgettably positive one:
Kid got hit with a puck, so Dallas Cowboy superstar Ezekiel Elliott went over to the kid and gave him a fan experience to remember. #GoStars #stanleycup #fanexperience pic.twitter.com/IF2muwKr8d
— Sports Freakshow ⚽------⚾-- (@aussiebeastmode) April 30, 2019Although it did hurt to see St. Louis' favorite football player wearing the oppositions colors, we know he had to put on a good face for the local Dallas fans.
FEED ZEKE!@EzekielElliott | #StanleyCup pic.twitter.com/CXcklBAOFt
— Dallas Stars (@DallasStars) April 30, 2019And who wouldn't have a blast watching your hometown team win the playoffs with glass seats!
.@ezekielelliott in the house! #STLvsDAL pic.twitter.com/6iTozN1aGd
— NHL on NBC (@NHLonNBCSports) April 30, 2019© 2019 KMOX (Entercom). All rights reserved
