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Here’s why Travis Kelce was at the NHL Playoff Stars vs. Oilers game
If you were tuning in to the Dallas Stars vs. Edmonton Oilers game last night, you might have spotted a familiar face in the crowd, Kansas City Chiefs star tight end:Travis Kelce
Travis Kelce, known for his NFL career with the Kansas City Chiefs, attended the game to support his good friend, Dallas Stars forward Tyler Seguin.
Kelce has been making the rounds at various sports events during the NFL offseason, and his presence at the game was a show of camaraderie for Seguin as the Stars compete in the Western Conference Final.
Although Kelce and Seguin never played hockey together, Travis has a rich history with the sport. Growing up in Cleveland Heights, Ohio, Kelce played ice hockey alongside his brother Jason Kelce and their friends.
Their father, Ed Kelce, noted that both Travis and Jason showed serious promise on the ice and could have pursued professional hockey careers if they had chosen that path.
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