The Blue Jackets Get Cancelled for Classless Action With the Coyotes

The Columbus Blue Jackets had their season finale against the Carolina Hurricanes, which ended Jeff Rimer's career as an announcer for the team.

However, the eponymous night was overshadowed by a classless action by the Columbus Blue Jackets, who are currently bottom-dwellers in the NHL.

They decided to poke fun at one of the teams who are a drain on the NHL currently, as a Coyotes fan was put on the Nationwide Arena's Megatron.

While it is one of the most trying times for fans of the team, as they prepare to move to Utah, a lot of Coyotes fans are heartbroken and distressed.






After being hurt by Alex Meruelo and Gary Bettman, this Coyotes fan was subject to being chirped in-house by those at NWA.

The fan was pictured in their iconic Kachina sweater, while the teams' jumbotron had a graphic for Salt Lake City, which had an arrow heading towards it.

A verifiable low blow for the Coyotes fan in attendance, in a sea of 17K other hockey fans.

While this could be considered just a big joke, that is subjective, but the Coyotes fan is without a team in Arizona next season, which is terrible.

Were the Blue Jackets right to chirp another team's fans? Especially given their track-record post-2019.

Source: House of Hockey
Blue Jackets get cancelled for tasteless actions towards the Coyotes