Chicago Blackhawks Head Coach Calls Out The Anaheim Ducks For Cheating

In a recent matchup between the Chicago Blackhawks and the Anaheim Ducks, Blackhawks head coach Luke Richardson stirred some attention by shedding light on what appeared to be a case of cheating.

A video clip from the game captures an unusual moment where five Ducks players are actively engaged in the play, and suddenly, Ross Johnston emerges from the bench, making it clear that there were six players on the ice for the Ducks.

Discussing the incident, Richardson pointed out that the Ducks had six players on the ice for approximately 10 seconds.

According to Richardson, the Blackhawks coaching staff spotted the violation and tried to alert the officials. Despite their efforts, the extra player on the ice went unnoticed by the referees, raising concerns about the fairness of the play.



Richardson's revelation adds an intriguing layer to the game, sparking conversations about officiating and the importance of heightened vigilance in enforcing player count rules.

Source: Hawksinsider