She announced that today marks 20 years since she met Carey.
This means they met at the start of the 2004 season, when Price hadn't even been drafted into the National Hockey League yet and was playing for the Tri-City Americans.
No, it wasn't just yesterday!
During the 2004-2005 season, Carey Price played 63 games for Tri-City (in the WHL). He recorded 24 wins, 8 shutouts, while maintaining a goals-against average of 2.34 and a save percentage of .920.
Believe it or not, despite these incredible stats (especially for junior hockey), Carey ended the season with a losing record of 24 wins and 39 losses.
It's safe to say he didn't have a strong team in front of him.
That said, a few months later, he was drafted 5th overall by the Montreal Canadiens, and the rest is history.
In her post, Angela mentions that it was one of her friends, Lauren Watson, who introduced Carey to Angela.
She adds that they continued to see each other despite the challenges and warnings from #31's coach.
See the post in question:
Long life to Carey Price and Angela Price!