BarDown boys take over behind the benches

Nick Foligno's charity game had some unexpected guests take over to coach the boys

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By BlueJackets.com Staff @BlueJacketsNHL / BlueJackets.com

Corwin and Jesse from BarDown on TSN decided they would invite themselves to coach the teams in Sudbury for Nick Foligno's charity game. The boys had mixed reactions to say the least, but either way this is some must-see content.
Learn more about Foligno's annual
NHL vs. Docs fundraiser
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