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6/24/08

Alan Thicke From Growing Pains Slams Into Hockey Goal

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You may be asking yourself, why is there a hockey highlight up in the middle of June? Good question. The answer: because a D-list celebrity does something stupid in it. Or wait, does Alan Thicke from Growing Pains even count as a D-list celebrity anymore?

Anyway, this clip comes from the St. Louis Blues' Hockeyfest, which was held in conjunction with the NHL Draft last weekend. Because nothing excites the fans like has-been celebrities playing terrible hockey.

I also promised myself I'd make no jokes involving Thicke's "growing pain" from this hit on the net, but I think I just did.

My only question is who the heck was in goal? Steve Guttenberg? The Fonz? No, they're probably too famous and not washed up enough. I'll go with Corey Haim.

[HT: Merkin Sports Blog; Puck Daddy]