Blues fans finish anthem after technical problem at watch party

Blues fans help finish anthem at Game 2 watch party

By Magali Valiente / St. Louis Blues

ST. LOUIS - Just minutes before the puck dropped on Game 2 of the Stanley Cup Final, a technical glitch at the sold-out watch party at Enterprise Center froze the videoboard during the national anthem.
Blues fans didn't miss a beat and performed the anthem instead.

The issue was resolved soon after that, and the sellout crowd enjoyed an
overtime game-winning goal from Carl Gunnarsson
to give the Blues their first Stanley Cup Final win in franchise history.
The best-of-seven series with Boston is tied, 1-1.
Instagram from @stlouisblues: The #stlblues scored in overtime and @Enterprise\_Cntr WENT WILD!!! #WeAllBleedBlue

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