NHL’s “Wifi” watches brother’s fight from penalty box in bizarre Canadiens moment
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Canadiens defenseman Arber Xhekaj, nicknamed "Wifi," was spotted watching his brother Florian's fight on a phone while sitting in the penalty box during a recent game. The defenseman appeared to be monitoring the action involving his sibling rather than focusing on his own suspension, creating an unusual distraction from his on-ice penalty time.
- Xhekaj used a phone in the penalty box to watch his brother Florian fight during the same game, drawing attention for the unconventional behavior.
- The incident highlights the casual oversight of what players do during penalty time in professional hockey.
- Family loyalty apparently took priority over standard penalty box protocol for the Canadiens defenseman.
Players breaking focus during active penalties raises questions about enforcement of NHL bench conduct rules and what actually gets monitored during games.
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NHL’s “Wifi” watches brother’s fight from penalty box in bizarre Canadiens moment
Canadiens defenseman Arber “Wifi” Xhekaj was caught watching his brother Florian’s fight on a phone while serving a penalty.
NHL’s “Wifi” watches brother’s fight from penalty box in bizarre Canadiens moment
Canadiens defenseman Arber “Wifi” Xhekaj was caught watching his brother Florian’s fight on a phone while serving a penalty.