Bob Plager

While on the other bench, I tried to make a line change.

And Bob Plager was my coach because all the real coaches were up on the stands, right? So Bob Plager was my coach and he was also the guy that brought me to St.

Louis as a free agent because he's like, we want a guy like this.

Well, he shoes me off the bench.

Mm-hmm.

They're not partying like we did back in the day, or like the guys Twister and Chaser, and then before that Bobby Plager.

What- whatever the case is.

Like, it's so much more chill now.

Now make use of it and go do something.

I'll tell you why, Bob Plager, who was the guy that brought me there, they had to scrape, it was Pavel Dimitra, they had to scrape him off the ice with a shovel, they put him on a stretcher, he was knocked out cold, he had a separated shoulder, and again, I'm trying out, no one knows me from Adam, now a few people are taking notice, they're like, who is this idiot Go back out there.

Oh,

face to face the

... that absolutely come from this.

And dude, like, like you said, the Northlands with the, you know, there's the Scotty Bowman, Bob Plager, Red Berenson, like, just, like, the, the-

Right

...

Like, so funny, man.

So Twitch, what is yours? Well, I, I've, I've got so many Bobby Plager-

Oh, God

... euphemisms and things.

So on the back of this bottle is the most important saying that I think, and I live by it.

And it, it, and if you wanna, and I'm not gonna read it verba- on here, but it's on the back of my bottle.

And it's a quote from Bobby Plager, is, "You gotta play for the logo that's in the front." Never play for the name on the back.

Always remember that that name placard is interchangeable.

Derek Sanderson had gotten suckered.

Plager was getting the better of Brad Park.

And then if you look right over there, that mask right there, that's Eddie Jockerman, which we're going to get into in a little while.

But Eddie Jockerman skated the length of the ice and ripped his mask off and dove on top of the blues player who was taking advantage of his teammate.

At Enterprise, and you're still skating.

Bobby was out there.

You took Dan Hinote on a stretcher one time [laughs] and rammed him against the boards.

[laughs]

No, but it's a historic place.

It's been there since, like, 1904 or something.

Um, I had everyone since Bobby sign the wall.

Oh, yeah.

And we had a lot of laughs together.

Uh, other people that were on the road at that time, uh, since past Bobby Plager.

Joe Watson was on the road for the Philadelphia Flyers.

And I got to tell you, those guys treated me like I was one of them.