InGoal Magazine has learned the Montreal Canadiens’ standout stopper will soon use all that spotlight for a good cause by wearing a set of pink accented Reebok P4 pads and gloves during October, which is both the month and the colour used to help raise awareness for breast cancer, and also the month that the National Hockey League launches its Hockey Fights Cancer initiative.
Price won’t wear the pink highlighted Reebok equipment, which includes the symbolic pink ribbon along the side of the pad, when the Canadiens open the season in Toronto Thursday because league approvals created a delay. But they are in production and he should have them soon. In the meantime, InGoal was able to obtain exclusive rendering of what the new equipment will look like when it arrives (see above.)
The side of the pads will feature the pink ribbon associated with Breast Cancer Awareness month.
It’s not the first time Price has put his name, fame and equipment in play for a good cause. In 2009, he worked with his personal artist David Arrigo to create a Remembrance Day tribute mask that was later auctioned off to benefit the Wounded Warriors charity.
It’s also not the first time and NHL goalie has used his pads to raise money and awareness during breast cancer awareness month. Last season, Islanders’ goalie Rick Dipietro broke out an even brighter pair of pink pads during the Hockey Fights Cancer campaign.
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