US EditionCapitals' Strome Learns During Game that Wife Gave Birth to Daughter
Dylan Strome was informed of his wife Tayler’s unexpected labor and birth during the first intermission and continued to play, assisting on three goals for the Capitals.
- On Thursday, Washington Capitals center Dylan Strome learned during the first intermission that wife Tayler had given birth to their third daughter, Sutton Kimberley.
- During the game, Strome said he learned during the first intermission that wife Tayler had given birth to their third daughter, while she was taking care of both of them at home.
- After the first period, Strome assisted on three goals, won a faceoff leading to Alex Ovechkin's opening goal, and fed Ovechkin on a 2-on-1 to make it 6-4.
- The Capitals won 8-4 against the Montreal Canadiens as Strome, moved, said he was `super proud` of Tayler Strome after learning of her childbirth during the game.
- Amid the emotion, Strome said hockey was not really on his mind after learning during the first intermission that wife Tayler had given birth, describing missing the birth as tough.
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Capitals' Strome learns during game that wife gave birth to daughter
Washington Capitals center Dylan Strome learned during the first intermission Thursday night against the Montreal Canadiens that wife Tayler had given birth to their third daughter.
The center of the Washington Capitals, Dylan Strome, learned during Thursday night’s first intermission against the Montreal Canadiens that his wife, Tayler, had given birth to her third daughter. “I was overrun with a lot of emotions,” Strome said, with tears in my eyes after attending three goals in the victory of the Capitals by 8-4 in Montreal. “The first thing you want is to make sure everyone is okay; it’s pretty scary. At the beginning of…
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