Anything with the name ‘Burrows’ on it is a hot item now

Posted April 27, 2011 7:25 pm.

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VANCOUVER (NEWS1130) – Score the overtime Game 7 series winning goal, and everybody wants a jersey with your name on it. Alexander Burrows is enjoying a rather sudden surge in his popularity right now.

Brian Tran with Cyclone Taylor Sports in Vancouver says they didn’t have any of his jerseys left, so hockey fans went for the T-shirts instead.

“People came in and just kind of blindly picked up whatever Burrows shirts and took them,” says Tran.

Canucks’ patriotism is alive and well after the win over Chicago last night, and jerseys and car flags remain in demand as enthusiastic Canucks fans get ready for the start of the second round against Nashville.

Tran says anything with Kesler’s and Sedins’ names on it continues to be a hot seller too.

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