Charlie Coyle brings Bruins fan to tears during warmup
Sometimes, the smallest gesture goes a long way.
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The Boston Bruins hosted "Hockey Fights Cancer" night during their matchup against the Florida Panthers at TD Garden on Monday, and there was a special moment during the pre-game skate that went viral and subsequently made the rounds on social media.
Forward Charlie Coyle noticed a fan displaying a sign saying that she was fighting for her mom, who is infected with the illness. He acknowledged the fan and tossed a puck over the glass for her to keep, a clearly moving gesture.
The fan herself would later post the following on her X account:
Additionally, ESPN's Scott Van Pelt included the moment on his “Best Thing I Saw” segment.
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Source: Twitter