Denver Cop Doesn’t Recognize Bo Byram And Tries To Kick Him Out Of Stanley Cup Parade

[pwaldo]

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Denver Cop Doesn’t Recognize Avalanche Star, Tries To Kick Him Out Of Stanley Cup Parade

The Colorado Avalanche partied like it was 2001 Thursday, celebrating their first Stanley Cup championship in 21 years.

The team, which will soon have all of their names etched on Lord Stanley’s Cup for at least 52 years, took to the streets of Denver atop floats and fire trucks while thousands of fans watched on.

Some players eventually fled to the streets, getting up close and celebrating with fans. And that’s when defenseman Bowen Byram nearly found himself in a tricky situation. Running through the streets with a couple of Coors Light’s (solid choice) in his hand, Byram was met by a Denver police officer, who clearly had zero idea who the young star was.

Bo Byram had a near 30-second exchange with the police officer, explaining to him that he plays for the team.

[sleepn0t]

That's funny as hell !!! I'm wondering if that kind of stuff actually happens quite often or not...

[Devlin]

I think a lot of the fans pointed out that he did indeed play the team.

[RGM81]

He's like the nicest kid, too, so that's pretty funny.

[doniceage]

Thing is if you are not a fan it would be pretty easy not to be up to date on what all the players look like and not know a player from just a spectator. Since, I do not watch hockey on television like I used to back in the 90's, 00's I would not recognize half the players today. Used to study photo's before going autograph hunting back in the day which helped as well as you wanted to know the whole line when sitting outside hotels waiting for any graph opportunity. Glad to see the fans were there to help him out LOL.


DON