Eric Stall and his long-time lover turned wife, Tanya Stall exchanged vows on August 3, 2007. She is the mother of Eric Staal’s three boys, Parker, Levi, and Finley.
They offered their house for sale before Eric even signed the contract with the Minnesota Wild. A huge house becomes more viable as a living space when a couple has three children.
Obviously, two individuals living in such a large home might seem insane, but it’s wonderful to have space for kids to run about in.
The family currently resides in Edina, Minnesota.
Parker, who is eight years old, is already dressed in the Central Division jersey that Staal will wear as the Wild’s lone representative in the NHL All-Star Game on Sunday at Amalie Arena.
Levi, 6, is throwing a puck in the air, while Finley, 3, is running through the grass in a Wild jersey. Soon later, he and Tanya begin an impromptu game of peekaboo.
Eric, the eldest of four sons, became the standard-bearer for one of hockey’s most successful families. Before embarking on a professional career, each son was drafted into the NHL.
Long-distance parenting had taken its toll, and Eric praised Tanya for holding it all together.
