The Canucks broadcaster continues to broadcast after the chair hit him at a strange moment

Abuteford Kanox won a decisive game 5 of the second round The American Hockey League The Calder Cup Playoff series against Colorado Eagles has seen a chair throwing accident.

Before Canucks celebrated his 5-0 victory in the Western Conference, a fans entered a hot exchange with the team’s Brandon ASTLE team during the live broadcast of the match.

Canucks is the subsidiary of Vancouver Canucks in the league, while the Eagles are a subsidiary of NHL’s company Colorado Avanch.

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Aputsford made 2-0 in the semi-finals chain when a noticeable noise seemed to distract her for a short time. The broadcaster revealed that the noise was the result of a chair -throwing fan, which he eventually struck in the leg.

“I got some Yahoo the slave in my face from behind. Go out of here! What was he doing? Security! Try it again.”

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The broadcaster added: “I fired my seat at my face, and hit me at the back of the leg. Like, what was he doing here?

After the match, Astle moved to his social media platform to apologize to deal with him for the situation.

“I could have dealt with this better, but I was shocking and shooting as you can say, because that did not happen to me before … I know that Yahoo does not reflect the eagles organization or their fans and it seems that it was found and expelled.” Books on X.

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Canucks will meet Texas Stars In the conference finals. The winner will advance to the Caldrd Cup. Game 1 of the series begins on May 29.

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