A minor league hockey television analyst covering an Ontario Hockey League game accidentally swore on the air after referring to one of the teams by the wrong name.
The Rogers TV analyst for the Ottawa 67s was covering their game against the Niagara IceDogs for Rogers TV when he mistakenly referred to Niagara as the Owen Sound. After a long pause, the analyst let loose a loud curse that rhymes with "spit".
WARNING: NSFW language. Not appropriate for the kids (obviously).
That clearly could have been handled better, but he shouldn't feel that bad. There's probably only about five people that saw it happen. At least until now, anyway.
H/T AA.
The Rogers TV analyst for the Ottawa 67s was covering their game against the Niagara IceDogs for Rogers TV when he mistakenly referred to Niagara as the Owen Sound. After a long pause, the analyst let loose a loud curse that rhymes with "spit".
WARNING: NSFW language. Not appropriate for the kids (obviously).
That clearly could have been handled better, but he shouldn't feel that bad. There's probably only about five people that saw it happen. At least until now, anyway.
H/T AA.
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