New Jersey Devils Troll the NHL by Wearing LGBTQ+ Pride Jerseys in Spite of Ban
The NHL banned players from wearing themed jerseys during warm-ups, but they didn't say anything about before warm-ups.
December 21 2023 3:02 PM
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The NHL banned players from wearing themed jerseys during warm-ups, but they didn't say anything about before warm-ups.
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