Junior hockey player enters crowd to fight fan who pushed his mother
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Jay Tup
February 4, 2022 (4:43 PM)
Nicholas Johnson of the Stony Plain Flyers entered the crowd to fight a fan who had allegedly pushed his mother. The incident took place January 21st in a CJHL game between the Flyers and the Strathcona Bruins.
Johnson has been suspended 8 games for the incident.
Good for Johnson doing his best to protect his mother as I'm sure almost any player would do the same to protect family.
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