Look at what the Boston Bruins webmaster (webmestre?)
and social media coordinator
has shared regarding the B's off-season
caritas (charitable) activities...
Three things the share failed to, er, share:
who is Pete Frates... what is ALS...
and who could it be, among the B's,
that Gregory Campbell aka Soupy
would have thought of, first,
to extend this offer to...?
Pete Frates is a former Boston College
baseball player who is actually
plagued with the disease now.
ALS is better known as Lou Gehrig's Disease.
And the attempt at keeping a veil of mystery
shrouding the identity of the player
whom ''Soupy'' challenged was...
surely on purpose
but everyone knew who it was,
already!
Brad Marchand - aka Marchy -
not only accepted the challenge
(and delivered proof, too -
but passed it on to several more
genuinely kind-hearted guys:
teammates Torey Krug and Chris Kelly
as well as the AHL's Andrew Bodnarchuk
and his own brother Jeff Marchand.
ALS doesn't stand a chance
when the Bruins
are involved!
This just goes to show,
once again,
that the Boston Bruins
are a tremendous bunch
of genuine good guys
- no matter what some may say!
Meanwhile,
Gregory Campbell's lookalike,
Graham DeLaet,
is raising man's awareness
of Dove for Men products
first and foremost.
It just speaks for itself.
None of the gentlemen involved
are veritable ''doves'' however -
not even the cartoon character there...
But that's another story.
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