Image from screenshot / NHL
The last time we looked at Blue Jackets to hear from Max Domi, He has removed the team mentions from his social media And we figured he was probably going (again) to change his address.
but not. Max Domy and John Tortorella are still married to our great entertainment.
So how does Dome go with blue jackets? Let’s say it’s overheating.
Max Domey leaves on the ice
Monday evening, In losing extra time for the jackets to the Black HawksPatrick Lane regained some of his magic touch, but Max Domey showed us his short lock.
In fact, Max Dome was exposed against Connor Murphy and received multiple penalties during the meeting in over ten minutes of misconduct.
When Max Domy is the son of Tay Domy … 🤔 #CHIvsCBJ pic.twitter.com/7j9GOxVpWC
– Black Hawk Talk (NBCSBlackhawks) April 13, 2021
The kind of thing Turts likes to see (not really, not).
Embed a Tweet You made our night max. Right in front of us pic.twitter.com/qSrpokJaxH
– Pat Bradley (@ pxb006) April 13, 2021
In his defense, Domey claimed after the match that Murphy had a reputation for avoiding fights and settling scores in the past because he “escaped” after hitting his head on the ice, as he did. For me.
Max Domey had some thoughts about his fight with Black Hawk’s Connor Murphy. #CBJ pic.twitter.com/nZNAQy1TVx
– Bally Sports Columbus (BallySportsCBUS) April 13, 2021
Max Domy may have more similarities with his father than he originally thought.
And as time passed, Mark Bergfen should have laughed more than his breath since the deal that sent him into the jackets.
Do you think Domi will be out of the NHL in a few seasons?
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