Golden Knights Reportedly Sabotage Their Playoff Opponents Dressing Room and Training Equipment

The management of the Vegas Golden Knights is alleged to have found a controversial way to gain an advantage over the Winnipeg Jets, their first-round playoff opponents. According to a report by Sportsnet's Elliotte Friedman, the Golden Knights are believed to have removed all the pedals from the Jets' stationary bikes in their training room at T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas.

While some may dismiss this as a joke, it's reported that the Golden Knights took the time to remove the pedals from each of the Jets' bikes individually, potentially impacting their ability to train effectively between games. This alleged action by the Golden Knights has drawn criticism from some, who believe it crosses a line.


This is not the first time the Golden Knights have been accused of playing dirty. In 2018, during the playoff series between the Golden Knights and the Winnipeg Jets, it's alleged that the team tampered with the lighting during the Jets' practice at T-Mobile Arena.


While such actions are not uncommon in professional sports, some may argue that the Golden Knights' tactics go too far. The Jets won the first game of the current playoff series 5-1, suggesting that the alleged sabotage may not have had the desired effect. As the series progresses, it will be interesting to see if the Golden Knights resort to any further tactics to try and gain an edge over the Jets.

Source: Hockeyfeed.com