Published 19:45 IST, December 4th 2019
San Jose Sharks take help from kid to learn 'moonwalk' dance, fans rejoice
San Jose Sharks roped in young shootout star - Sam - to teach his famous 'Moonwalk' celebration to wingers Timo Meier and Kevin Labanc during practice.
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San Jose Sharks have been in great form in the ongoing National Hockey League (NHL) season. Fresh off a two-match winning streak, San Jose Sharks decided to make things interesting during Monday's training session. The California-based franchise decided to bring in a teenage fan who got famous for his 'Moonwalk' celebration during last month's intermission shootout.
Young San Jose Sharks fan impresses with 'Moonwalk' celebration
Okay the spin-o-rama was cool and all BUT DID YOU SEE THAT MOONWALK CELLY 🕴 pic.twitter.com/Q1UbuWrtkF
— San Jose Sharks (@SanJoseSharks) November 24, 2019
San Jose Sharks rope in shootout star Sam to teach 'Moonwalk' celebration
You know what our cellys need? More moonwalks.
— San Jose Sharks (@SanJoseSharks) December 2, 2019
So we brought intermission shootout star Sam to practice today to teach @MeierTimo and @Str8ToTheBanc a thing or two! pic.twitter.com/oA35AJI2dZ
San Jose Sharks brought in a young fan by the name of Sam to help their leading stars learn the 'Moonwalk' celebration. San Jose Sharks' wingers Timo Meier and Kevin Labanc were seen getting private lessons from shootout star - Sam. The young hockey enthusiast got famous after San Jose Sharks posted his 'Moonwalk' celebration on their official Twitter handle on November 23, 2019. Will we see some eyeball-grabbing celebrations in future San Jose Sharks matches? We reckon, yes.
San Jose Sharks' star - Brenden Dillon - optimistic for upcoming challenges away from home
"Big, big road trip coming up. It's not getting any easier. Some hard buildings and a back-to-back in Florida. We see what happens if we don't play to our identity. It's not so much worrying about the other teams, we just have to be a better team ourselves." - @BDillon04 pic.twitter.com/LwEtEUTLdB
— San Jose Sharks (@SanJoseSharks) December 4, 2019
14:17 IST, December 4th 2019