Blues’ Carl Gunnarsson told his coach he needed ‘one more chance’ while standing at the urinal

With just two minutes left in the tied Game 2 of the 2019 Stanley Cup Final, Carl Gunnarsson sent a screamer of a slapper at the net. It got by Tuukka Rask on his glove side … but it nailed the post.

According to his coach Craig Berube, he said that after regulation, Gunnarsson came up to the urinal beside Berube and while doing his business, he said that “all (he) needed was one more chance.”

He got that one more chance and buried the game-winner in overtime to tie the series at 1-1.

Here’s the goal that gave the Blues their first Stanley Cup Final win in franchise history:

Carl Gunnarsson's 1st career postseason goal couldn't have come at a better time as the Blues win their first ever #StanleyCup Final game in franchise history! 👏

(via @StLouisBlues) pic.twitter.com/mBDvzxyzVu

— ESPN (@espn) May 30, 2019

And the story from Berube that ignited the locker room:

Carl Gunnarsson told Chief he needed just "one more chance" while standing side-by-side at the urinal. #stlblues #WeAllBleedBlue pic.twitter.com/l8ID419sNC

— St. Louis Blues (@StLouisBlues) May 30, 2019