Patrick Maroon and Jon Hamm shared an incredible moment after Maroon's Game 7 OT winner

BarDown Staff

St. Louis Blues forward Patrick Maroon. , Scott Rovak/NHLI via Getty Images

The St. Louis Blues are moving on.

The home team came away with a 2-1 victory in Game seven against the Dallas Stars after nearly four and a half periods of hockey. It was only fitting that in the second overtime, St. Louis native Patrick Maroon tapped in a rebound to send the Blues to their first Western Conference Finals since 2016. The post-game featured its share of memorable moments, including one with a Hollywood star and noted Blues celebrity Jonn Hamm. The Mad Men star was on hand for the W and shared an incredible moment with the OT hero after the players left the ice.

Pat #Maroon and Jon #Hamm share a moment following the #Blues’ series-clinching victory. . (🎥: Twitter/hochman)

A post shared by TSN (@tsn_official) on May 7, 2019 at 9:38pm PDT

Talk about a crazy night for Maroon!

A native of St. Louis, Hamm been spotted at numerous Blues games over the years and you better believe he was fired up after Maroon’s heroic performance. What better excuse could fans possibly have had to high five one of Hollywood’s bigger actors?

Jon Hamm: “When you are remotely recognizable, everyone wants to high five you, so it’s very difficult to determine how many high fives you have to deal out.” #jonhamm #nhl #stanleycupplayoffs #STLBlues #Madmen pic.twitter.com/7Skg4qKL7Z
— Ben Boyd (@BenBoydKMOX) May 8, 2019

"We dominated those guys for three periods and still could have lost. And that sucks. Except it didn't."

-#stlblues superfan Jon Hamm, the actor of Mad Men fame, in Blues dressing room after hugging 2 OT hero Patrick Maroon, whose goal gave St Louis 2-1 series-clinching win. pic.twitter.com/XS9vhyQwOY
— Mike Zeisberger (@Zeisberger) May 8, 2019

Maroon’s hug with Hamm was just one special moment from his night. The 31-year-old's son Anthony was spotted crying after his dad scored the biggest goal of his life.

Here's Patrick Maroon's son after the game.

Not sure it gets any better than that.#NJDevils pic.twitter.com/fNFLNVu6A2
— Devils Insiders (@DevilsInsiders) May 8, 2019

And hey, Patty even made sure to give a shout out to TSN! What a gem!

Pat #Maroon said Jordan #Binnington’s save on #Benn was the TSN Turning Point. Agree or disagree? . (🎥: @nhlonnbcsports)

A post shared by TSN (@tsn_official) on May 7, 2019 at 10:04pm PDT

The Blues will face the winner of Colorado and San Jose’s Wednesday night Game 7 tilt but in the meantime, Maroon and his teammates will sit back and reflect on one of the crazier Game 7s in recent memory.

(H/T Hockman/Twitter)