Hat-trick Nazema Shots Nets with Avalanche vs. Blues after death threats – NBC10 Philadelphia

Nazem Kadri had to cope a lot before the 4th game on Monday in St. Louis.

The avalanche center was involved in Fr. controversial collision with Jordan Binington in Saturday’s win in Colorado’s 3rd game, in which the Blues goalkeeper suffered an injury that stopped the series. After the game Binington as reported threw a a bottle of water in the frame in retaliation when he gave the interview.

The cadre was not fined for the collision, and the NHL Players’ Safety Department also imposed no discipline. But the reversal of the performance did not stop at throwing Binington a bottle of water.

The cadre, who is a Muslim of Lebanese descent, has received racist messages and death threats on social media. The Associated Press confirmed the presence of Twitter messages sent to the official account of the Avalanche team, as well as the fact that Kadri called him an “Arab scum” and referred to terrorism. Other reports, some of which were removed, included death threats. Avs collaborated with the St. Louis Police Department to investigate posts, and police presence was stepped up at the command hotel and arena.

Despite all this, Kadri still managed to turn a historic game into 4 games.

The 31-year-old made the first-ever playoff hat-trick of his career and the first hat-trick in the playoffs in Avs history, winning in Colorado 6-3, pushing the Blues to the brink of relegation.