AND National wars of anthem There are not yet finished between the United States and Canada.
Although in the past he was weak, playful sports sports, things seriously turned away last month in the midst of political tensions between the two countries.
It began at the Senator match in Ottawa on February 1, when the fans raised the “Star Transparent” after a visit to Minnesota to Wild. The next day, the Toronto Raptors fans increased the anthem when they came to Los Angeles Clippers.
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Madison Square Garden during the national anthem before opening the night between the New York Rangers and the Arizona coyote. (Brad Penner-Ussa Sport today)
The boos have reached new heights during the very controversial 4-Nation of Face-off tournaments, which eventually won the US, but when Madison Square Garden, Toronto Maple Leafs, visited Madison Square Square on Friday night, Boos still rang.
New York Rangers fans appeared singing “O, Canada” before their defeat 3-2 of the team from the north.
In terms of irony, Captain Team USA Auston Matthews was at the opponent’s area of Boos on Friday night, given that he was a superstar for Leafs.
New York Rangers goalkeeper Igor Sheterkin, 31, watches during the anthem before the game against Vancouver Canucks Madison Square Garden. (Jessica Alcheh-Ussa today sports)
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Initial boosi came the same day when President Donald Trump signed an executive command consisting of a 25% additional tariffs about imports from Canada and Mexico and 10% of imports from import from China. Trump also stated that Canada could become “51.” The Canadian tariffs eventually disappeared.
After being defeated by Canada now at the extension of the thrillers for the title 4 nation, Prime Minister Justin’s TRUDUEAU, who announced his upcoming resignation, fired in Trump.
“You can’t take our country – and you can’t take our game,” Posted on x.
New York Rangers and Minnesota Wild Honor Canada just before the national anthem in Madison Square Garden on October 27, 2014 in New York. Renjers beat Wild 5-4. (Bruce Bennett/Getty Images)
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As for Blueshirts, it was a difficult loss as they still try to get into the playoffs. The 76 Leafs points are currently the second best at the Eastern Conference, and the team runs the Atlantic Division.
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