Things turned ugly in the stands during the Edmonton Oilers vs Vegas Golden Knights game as a fight broke out
Although fans at MLB and NFL games are more inclined to lash out at each and indulge in full blown brawls, NHL aficionados are now deciding they want to get a taste of the action as well.
And while fans locking heads and beating the pulp out of each other in the stands during sports games isn’t a new phenomena, what happened during the Edmonton Oilers vs Vegas Golden Knights game certainly was.
Woman Brings Out Her Prosthetic Leg During Fight At The Edmonton Oilers vs Vegas Golden Knights Game
Things kicked off in the stands during the Golden Knights’ 3-2 defeat to the Oilers at the T-Mobile Arena. In what looked like a typical bust-up involving a bunch of deranged fans soon turned into a bemusing incident as one of the woman involved in the feud decided to take off her prosthetic leg to beat a man with it.
A prosthetic leg was used in a fight tonight in Vegas at T-Mobile arena. #VegasBorn via @stevemcomedy pic.twitter.com/8cBnSLl621
— HockeyDB (@hockey_db) November 28, 2021
Mikko Koskinen was instrumental in his side’s win as he stopped 36 shots to earn his 11th win. His win total is tied for the best this term as Zach Hyman and Jesse Puljujarvi scored for the Oilers who won their fourth encounter in five ties to climb back into first place in the Pacific Division.
Meanwhile Chandler Stephenson and Reilly Smith were the scorers for Vegas as Robin Lehner made 27 saves.
“They’re a close team. The guys we’ve brought in have enhanced our group. The chemistry of the group is really solid. With some of the injuries we’ve had, we’ve found out a little about our depth,” Edmonton coach Dave Tippett said.