#oskar lindblom

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[flyerskay]

Pausing my sincaraz posting for OSKAR ALMA WEDDING CONTENT!!!!!!!

+ when I say FAMBLY I MEAN THAT

[flyerskay]

Out here trying to ID Robert Hagg by the back of his head in a video full of Swedish people anyway I’m 99% sure Bobert and Klara were at Oskar and Alma’s wedding 🥹🥹

[flyerskay]

Stop I can’t do this rn 😭

[teex]

[thingsmk1120sayz]

I love Sean Couturier so much

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Sean Couturier remembered Oskar Lindblom 💜

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deeply compelled by this image. it's like a baroque painting

Photo by Andreea Cardani/San Jose Barracuda

abbreviated description in alt text, full image description under cut. theres so many people here

[Image description: Photograph of a scrum at the 2024 March 24 Tuscon Roadrunners @ San Jose Barracuda game at Tech CU Arena. Anthony Vincent (Cuda #76) is standing in profile the middle, facing left with a plaintive expression on his face. In front of him is a linesman holding the front of his jersey and looking over his shoulder at another linesman approaching with his back turned to the camera, whose right hand fingers are brushing the back of Tanner Kaspick's jersey (Cuda #41). Josh Doan's (Tuscon #91) face is peering between the faces of Vincent and the linesman holding his jersey, mouth open as if mid-sentence. Kaspick is kneeling on the ice with his head tilted back to look up at Vincent. Vincent's left arm (the one facing the camera) is being restrained and pulled back at the elbow by Vladislav Kolyachonok (Tuscon #52). Valtteri Pulli (Cuda #77) is looking on from between Kolyachonok and Vincent. He's significantly taller than the others, such that he's looking at a slightly downwards angle. In the foreground and out of focus on the right edge of the picture are Oskar Lindblom (Cuda #23) and an unidentifiable Tuscon skater, watching the scrum with their backs turned to the camera. The Cuda jerseys (black with white numbers/letters and very little teal) combined with the black stripes and pants of the linesmen's uniforms create the impression of very dramatic shadows. Image description end.]