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The victory of the Abatsford Canucks in a decisive game 5 of the playoff series of the American Hockey Cup of the American Hockey Cup against the Colorado Eagles was fogged by an incident of launching the presidency.
Before the Canucks held a 5-0 victory and a place in the finals of the West Conference, a noisy fan entered a heated exchange with Brandon Astle of the team during the live broadcast of the confrontation.
Canucks are the subsidiary of minor leagues of the Vancouver Canucks, while the Eagles serve as an affiliate to develop the NHL Colorado avalanche.
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Abbotsford had a 2-0 advantage in the semifinal series when a remarkable noise seemed briefly to Astle. The station revealed that the noise was the result of a fan that threw a chair, which finally hit him in the leg.
“I have a little squeaky Yahoo behind. Get out of here! What was I doing? Safety! Try to that again,” said Astle.
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“I am excited. He threw my chair, hit me right on the back of the leg. Like, what was I doing here? Having another beer,” added the station.
Colorado eagles skates (Aaron Ontivez/Medaks Group/Denver Post through Getty Images)
After the game, Astle turned to its social media platform to offer an apology for its management of the situation.
“I could have managed this better, but I was in a state of shock and on how you can see, since that has never happened to me before … I know that a Yahoo does not reflect the organization of the Eagles or their fans and apparently was found and expelled,” he wrote in X.
The Canucks will meet the stars of Texas at the conference finals. The winner will advance to the Calder Cup finals. Game 1 of the series begins on May 29.
