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Tie Domi flames Georges Laraque in social media fight

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Tom Banks
April 8, 2024  (6:48 PM)
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Ryan Reaves fought against the Montreal Canadiens on the ice, and now two former players Tie Domi and Georges Laraque have clashed on social media.

As usual, it appears as though drama is following the Toronto Maple Leafs, as Ryan Reaves was called out by former NHL enforcer Georges Laraque following his performance against the Montreal Canadiens over the weekend.

For those who were wondering the importance of Xhekaj in the lineup, I hope you understand after yesterday's game against Toronto. Go watch the previous match between the 2 teams when Xhekaj played, Reaves was invisible, and yesterday he was driving everyone crazy! While the cat's away the mice will play!!! 😂

Unsurprisingly, Laraque called out Reaves for only stepping up like this in the absence of up and coming physical threat Arber Xhekaj, and while it wasn't Reaves that responded to him, it was instead the father of a teammate in the form of Tie Domi.

@GeorgesLaraque you know you would have done the same thing if someone hit one of your teammates like Pezzetta on Kampf. Reavo is playing great & getting ready for the playoffs he didn't want to fight but he had too
George I love ya brotherhood always sticks together💪💪🏽❤️

Domi correctly pointed out that Reaves only dropped the gloves with Pezzetta out of necessity, rather than a pure desire to be dominant, and with the playoffs on the horizon, No. 75 certainly isn't worrying about anyone opposing him. Reaves has proven for years that he's a physical force in the NHL, and while Laraque's comments needed no response, it's good to see Domi standing up for a fellow enforcer.

Source: Daily Hockey Dose

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