Joseph brothers’ parents have best reaction after both combine for goal

There’s nothing parents enjoy more than their kids getting along, especially when it’s on the ice.

Mathieu Joseph and Pierre-Olivier Joseph’s parents had a wholesome reaction after their two sons combined for a goal in the St. Louis Blues game against the Carolina Hurricanes at the Enterprise Center on Saturday.

Down 1-0 in the second period, Blues defenseman Pierre-Olivier received a puck up top and passed it to Blues captain Brayden Schenn in front of the net, who then passed the puck to Mathieu who was right next to him. Mathieu took the puck and spun around for a wrist shot in front of the net and tied the game 1-1.

Their parents were grinning ear-to-ear as they cheered and fist pumped in the stands.

On Thursday, the proud parents got to see their sons play together for the first time in their hockey careers during the Blues 1-0 overtime win against the New York Islanders.

Both Joseph brothers joined the Blues in the summer. Mathieu was traded by the Ottawa Senators to the team in July and Pierre-Olivier signed a one-year contract with the team.