Corey Crawford's 2013 Victory Speech Finds New Fans
Corey Crawford's 2013 victory speech made waves on the internet, when it was released onto YouTube.
It gained notoriety for the intensity of the speech and the two F-Bombs, Crawford included.
Crawford carried a WWE-style belt, which was given to him by Patrick Kane as part of the ceremony.
<2>corey crawford's wife posting on insta that their two older sons have discovered his 2013 parade speech on youtube recently and have been quoting it is absolutely iconic
Crawford, like Stone Cold Steve Austin, would launch into a tirade with curse-words and passion.
The only thing missing was cheap beer and a stunner to Brad Marchand on the Boston Bruins.
Crawford's speech has since reached a new generation, which has resulted in his young kids quoting it with fervor.
It's always good to see the history alive as it is passed onto younger generations, and with Crawford having his jersey retired in Rockford this past year, the nostalgia for Crawford has to be permeating his soul to this day.
Crawford finished his NHL career with 488 NHL games played, 260-162, a career 2.45 GAA, and a career .918 save percentage.
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