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I might have made a couple of bucks on that.29441 lucky tickets matched all five numbers in the Sunday, April 10th, 2022 drawing and won the $0 grand prize. "I should've kept them or sold them on eBay or whatever. "I threw all but five of them away, stupidly," Hrudey said with a laugh. Since the signature look is still appreciated today, Hrudey joked that he could've capitalized off his bandanas had he maintained a collection. He cleaned out his equipment bag before he retired and flushed away most of his collection. Throughout his lengthy career spanning 17 seasons in the NHL, Hrudey didn't fully realize how iconic his bandanas were until his playing days were behind him. So, reluctantly kept it my last two years in San Jose." They all pleaded with me basically don't get rid of the headband, it's your trademark. "And my kids, my wife, I think we had some guests over at the time. "I thought about getting rid of the headband because it's really annoying," Hrudey admitted. The crowd was more than insistent that he continues the style. In between his tenure at the Los Angeles Kings and the San Jose Sharks, Hrudey remembers a roundtable discussion with family and friends about potentially parting from his signature look. It was becoming more of a hassle than the trademark itself and that look." After a while, I'd cut up all these headbands and they'd only last a week or two and then I have to cut up more shirts.
"It became even more of a trademark when I went to Los Angeles and played there," Hrudey said. The signature bandana gained traction throughout his career, quickly becoming a fan-favorite in every city he played for. And, lo and behold, I decided to go down that route." "It seems to be more absorbent than a regular headband. "All of a sudden, I was like wow, I like this," Hrudey said. "I tied it around my head with no intent of having that become my trademark." "I took that blue t-shirt we wore underneath our equipment, and I just ripped it up in the dressing room before going on the ice," Hrudey told the Talkin' Isles podcast. Hrudey was on a quest to find the perfect headwear since he was a kid, until inspiration struck one day when he was an Islander.
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