The three fans that threw their Maple Leafs jerseys onto the ice during Monday’s 4-1 loss to Carolina have been punished for their actions, per the Toronto Police:
The incidents, which continued Toronto’s longstanding tradition of chucking stuff on the ice when things don’t go so good, came in the midst of the Leafs’ fifth straight loss. Following the game, Nazem Kadri expressed frustration not just with the jersey throwers, but also ACC personnel.
#Jerseygate update: 3 fans threw jerseys @MapleLeafs game @AirCanadaCentre during play. Discretion used after investigations... ^vk
— Toronto Police (@TorontoPolice) January 20, 2015
#Jerseygate update: All men, charged w/ Provincial Offence (ticket) for Engage in Prohibited Activity (non-criminal charges)... ^vk — Toronto Police (@TorontoPolice) January 20, 2015
#Jerseygate update: All three trespassed, banned for a year from all @MapleLeafs MLSE properties. Names will not be released... ^vk
— Toronto Police (@TorontoPolice) January 20, 2015
The incidents, which continued Toronto’s longstanding tradition of chucking stuff on the ice when things don’t go so good, came in the midst of the Leafs’ fifth straight loss. Following the game, Nazem Kadri expressed frustration not just with the jersey throwers, but also ACC personnel.
“I don’t how that happens, what security or the ushers are doing,” Kadri said, per CP24. “It seems like we’re giving the guy an extra couple minutes to flip everybody off and to mock our real fans.”