Yep, Sochi still be having problems.
With the Winter Paralympics set to kick off Friday, there are still issues with accommodations in the athletes’ village.
Much like ex-CFLer and American Olympic bobsledder Johnny Quinn last month, U.S. sled hockey goaltender Steve Cash was locked inside a Sochi bathroom Thursday.
Locked in the bathroom as we speak. No food in sight… Where is Wilson when you need him? #castaway #bathroombreak pic.twitter.com/4F3mo3QAhj
— Steve Cash (@stevecash34) March 6, 2014
Luckily for Cash, teammates were nearby to help.
We got @usasledsniper7 and @RicoSled23 on the case for the @stevecash34 situation #nojoke #mcgyverstatus pic.twitter.com/WRINc476wU
— Josh Pauls (@spudsusa27) March 6, 2014
Things got a little desperate.
He needed more air… #SochiFail #sochi2014 #sochiproblems @stevecash34 @USParalympics pic.twitter.com/ElqlBodPEJ
— Taylor Lipsett (@usasledsniper7) March 6, 2014
But eventually Cash was able to escape.
Operation save @stevecash34 was a success! @USParalympics #sochi2014 #SochiFail pic.twitter.com/NmgTYMBZob
— Taylor Lipsett (@usasledsniper7) March 6, 2014
