Joe Buck's Family Moment at Blues Game

0:00On March 29th, Joe Bup brought some real family vibes to the St. Louis Blues game against the Toronto Maple Leafs on Saturday. The Monday night football voice interviewed his seven-year-old twin sons, Blake and Wyatt, right at intermission. The boys had just played with their youth hockey team between periods, sitting on the Blues bench like mini-pros. Blake kept his responses short and sweet to his dad's questions. No nerves, plenty of fun, skated hard, though he wasn't sure if his team pulled out. The win. When Joe asked who was cooler, mom or dad, Blake played it neutral with an I don't know. Joe then dropped some history, telling them their grandpa Jack Buck was the original voice of the Blues back in the 1960s. Fans aided up, especially when Wyatt wrapped things by asking the crowd for applause for his brother, then leading everyone in a, let's go Blues. Chant. It's a nod to Joe Buck's deep roots. He grew up in the St. Louis area and has held season tickets since the 1990s. After that night, with the Blues back on the ice, Joe called a shorthanded goal by Ford

1:03Pius Souter, bringing that signature energy to the mic. Moments like this remind us, sports ain't just about the pros. Its family ties that make the game hit different. That wraps NHL news today. Brought to you with AI. I'm Corey with the story.