EDMONTON — Just days after winning the Grey Cup, Edmonton Eskimos Guard Chris Greaves needs your help finding his game-worn jersey.
At around 5:44 p.m. on Wednesday, Dec. 2, Greaves left his jersey inside a Co-op taxi on Whyte Avenue. Despite repeated calls to the company, his jersey has not yet been found.
A spokesperson for Co-op Taxi said the driver didn’t see the jersey but the company is checking with other drivers who may have used the vehicle during a later shift. Co-op will continue to investigate.
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Greaves says the jersey is irreplaceable and carries sentimental value.
“The whole plan was to frame it, put it on a wall and tell my grand-kids stories about it.”
The jersey is a green Eskimos jersey, #62, with a CP and Sun Life badge stitched onto the front shoulders. It has the name “Greaves” stitched onto the back.
He’s taken to social media in hopes of spreading the word. In a tweet, Greaves thanks Eskimo fans for their help.
Greaves asks anyone who stumbles across the jersey to please return it to the Eskimos front office or tweet him at @GreavesChris.
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