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. Brian Boucher does outstanding work as an @ESPN analyst. As for his present-day goaltending ability, one scout told me, “His days are over.” That scout? His son, USA Hockey forward Tyler Boucher. 😂 Hilarious sequence from our @NHLNetwork interview. Ottawa 67’s

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Brady Brady Inc.3 years ago

@BrianBoucher33 @espn @usahockey @NHLNetwork @Ottawa67sHockey Love how he gives a shout out to the real hockey hero…MOM

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@BrianBoucher33 @espn @usahockey @NHLNetwork @Ottawa67sHockey His parents told him to always tell,the truth!

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