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Charles Glenn to sing National Anthem at St. Louis Blues first round playoff game

The renowned singer retired from full-time anthem singing for the Blues in 2019.

ST. LOUIS — The St. Louis Blues are facing the Minnesota Wild in the first round of the NHL Playoffs and a highlight of the first homestand will happen before the puck drops.

Charles Glenn is expected to sing that National Anthem at either Game 3 of 4 of the series. Glenn was announced as an anthem singer for the first round alongside Scott Kennebeck. Glenn did not singe for Game 3, so he's expected to be on the house on Sunday for Game 4.

The puck drops at 3:30 p.m. on Sunday. After two games, the Blues and the Wild are tied in the seven-game series at 1-1. The St. Louis Blues are finally playing at home after two games on the road.

Glenn retired from full-time duty as Blues anthem singer following the 2019 season.

Glenn spent 19 years as the National Anthem singer for the Blues.

He sang the anthem virtually for the Blues in 2020 and sang at the 2020 All-Star festivities.

Glenn has been battling Multiple Sclerosis for several years.

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