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What Dreams Are Made Of: Bruins’ Brandon Carlo Has A Son And Scores A Playoff Goal All In The Same Day

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Andrew Powell Sports and Entertainment Blogger
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We can only dream, ladies and gentlemen!

Point, blank, period … dads rule. And that was put on 100% display in the NHL Playoffs via Boston Bruins defenseman Brandon Carlo. (RELATED: Gilbert Arenas Spends A Stupid $120,000 Per Year On Uber Eats)

Around 3:30 a.m. Monday morning, Carlo’s son (named Crew) was born, with the Bruins star staying in Boston for the birth — this is his second son, by the way. After spending some time with his wife and new baby, Carlo then hopped on a plane and headed down to South Florida, landing only two hours prior to the puck drop of Game 1 between the Bruins and Panthers.

Though not the most elite goalscorer with only four goals in 76 games this season, Carlo ended up not just scoring in the game, but he happened to net one of the most important goals of the game. His score tallied a 3-1 lead for Boston, with the Bruins going to win, 5-1.

Talk about some magic from your newborn!

“We sped it up as fast as we could. We were flipping her around, putting her upside down — whatever we could do to get that baby out of there,” said Carlo jokingly to the press after the game.

Man … what a magical day for Carlo. I know he slept good.