NHL fans react to Dylan Strome's controversial moment
It was a night to forget for Washington Capitals fans.
According to
House of Hockey, Thompson was hurt after accidentally being run into by teammate Dylan Strome immediately after Montreal's
Juraj Slafkovskı slipped the puck past him for a 5-3 Canadiens lead in the 3rd period.
Strome inadvertently cross-checked
Logan Thompson up high as he was attempting to stop from running into him. He remained down on the ice for several moments before being tended to by a team trainer, and he required the assistance of his teammates to help get him off the ice.
Now, forward
Dylan Strome has been the recipient of unfair criticisms from both Capitals and Canadiens fans as they take to social media to voice their frustration.
Dylan Strome gets blasted by NHL fans
While Dylan Strome's controversial back-check was completely unintentional, it hasn't stopped fans from voicing their frustrations online.
Here's what some fans are saying:
Strome give them the goal and injured logan...
F****** strome
- said a fan
Dylan Strome will be the reason we lose this series!!!
- said another
Does Dylan Strome have any spacial awareness? What was he doing out there
- said a fan
TRADE DYLAN STROME
- another fan said
The fact that people are personally attacking Dylan Strome for the incident is completely unfair and unacceptable.
Hockey is easily one of the fastest-paced sports in the world, and sometimes, unfortunate incidents like this are impossible to avoid.
As fans anxiously wait for updates on Logan Thompson, the focus now shifts to Dylan Strome, who will need to move past the situation and lock in for a pivotal Game 4.
In my opinion, Dylan Strome shouldn't be blamed for what happened.
Caps Nation should continue to stand firmly behind their star forward, offering full support for what is undoubtedly a tough moment for him.
Previously on Capitals Insider
POLL |
AVRIL 26 | 181 ANSWERS NHL fans react to Dylan Strome's controversial moment Do you blame Dylan Strome for Logan Thompson's injury? |
Yes | 49 | 27.1 % |
No | 132 | 72.9 % |
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