Vancouver Canucks

Vancouver Canucks
If you visited the Hall of Heroes outside section 316 at Rogers Arena, you know there a lot to see.
When it comes to Trevor Linden, the exclusive and authentic memorabilia is endless. From his iconic black helmet and last game stick,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], to a minor hockey league photo from 1982 and a World Jr. Championship gold medal from 1988, there something to spark the wow factor in everyone.
Dig a little deeper and there a true Linden gem, an Easter egg if you will, to be seen inside his actual locker, containing his actual equipment,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], from his last game on April 5,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], 2008. Lift up the bench and you discover a pair of Nike Air Diamond Fury shoes, which Linden is believed to have worn to every single NHL game he ever played. always got the team issue shoes and I always used to tell the trainers every year when they went to give me new shoes, ones are fine, there nothing wrong with these shoes. I can use these shoes, I don need new shoes, I got good shoes. So every year Nike would give us new shoes and I was just happy with the ones I had, so I just kept wearing them. ADDITIONS
patches on the front of both shoes are addons because I blew the toes out and then Darren Granger [former assistant equipment manager] put the patches on and then even the patches started coming off, that when they were really at their life end. Those shoes didn owe me a thing.
they got the hockey laces put in, that when they really became super cool. I think it was when I came back to Vancouver, I put hockey laces in and then they really became amazing. I went away for four years and came back with the same old shoes, so then it became a bit of a joke, the trainers were trying to get rid of them and I always had to make sure my precious shoes made it to every road trip and everything else. It was kind of humourous. It was just one of those things, if you got a good old pair of shoes, you just keep wearing them. Right? If they aren broke, don fix them.
meant a lot to me, they were kind of like. maybe I guess it like that blanket that a toddler has, it that little bit of safety, that one thing that always stayed the same was those shoes. Note: I am thorough and exhaustive in my research so yes,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], I took a big whiff of each shoe. Expecting the worst,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], I was pleasantly surprised when the results came back negative for stank. After all those years, Linden shoes don stink.
a very good question, I have no idea why they don stink. There no reason why they shouldn Maybe it because those shoes were mostly worn before games, they spent a lot of time in the stick room and a lot of time in different meetings and in the training room, they weren really training shoes, during the season you not doing any significant training so they were just kind of my hanging out shoes. It not like I was sweating profusely in them or anything like that. Then when Darren left I couldn get anyone on the equipment training staff to doctor them up anymore, so they got looking pretty shabby and that one of the reasons I had to retire them. NHL, the NHL Shield,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], the word mark and image of the Stanley Cup and NHL Conference logos are registered trademarks of the National Hockey League.
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