Cowboys’ first-round draft pick Tyler Booker in attendance for Stars-Jets Game 3

The Stars had a big fan in the front row for Game 3 — 6-foot-5, 321 pounds to be exact.

Dallas Cowboys first-round offensive lineman Tyler Booker was in attendance for Game 3 between the Dallas Stars and the Winnipeg Jets on Sunday, with some pretty premium seats, too. The 12th-overall pick in April’s draft was right down on the glass for Game 3.

The Stars are back in town for Game 3 of their second-round series against the Jets after playing the first two games in Winnipeg. This is presumably Booker’s first time in attendance for a Stars game, but that doesn’t appear to be putting a damper on his towel-waving enthusiasm.

Though, if you read some of the pre-draft analysis of Booker, it seems like enthusiasm is one of his widely-reported strong suits.

Also in attendance for Game 3 was U.S. Olympic gymnast, Hezly Rivera. Rivera won gold with the U.S. team at the 2024 games in Paris. Rivera brought the gold along with her to American Airlines Center.

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