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Somebody’s Getting Fired! Flyers Social Media Staffers Caught On Hot Mic Blasting Reporter For ‘F*cking Question’

Because, of course, this happens in Philadelphia.

City of Brotherhood Love’s NHL team, the Philadelphia Flyers, are currently in boiling water due to the hot mic incident at Tuesday’s virtual press conference.

The franchise hosted a Twitter livestream, giving the media a chance to learn about their newly acquired right winger. Garnet HathawayBut one question to the hockey star led a member of the Flyers’ social media team to outright denounce an unnamed reporter — it was asked on a hot mic while Hathaway answered. is.

just signed 2 year contract In Philadelphia, Hathaway was asked by a journalist why the Flyers was a destination during rebuilding. But while she was asking the question, she heard a voice lashing out at the media personnel.

A voice said, “How many times is she going to ask this fucking question?”

Shortly after, another voice sarcastically said, “Flyers suck, why are you looking at them?”

It didn’t take long for the Philadelphia Flyers to remove the video from social media, but it was picked up and republished on Twitter. light out hockey.

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A few hours later, the Flyers statement From Keith Jones, Team President.

If you’re a social media professional, you’ll be sending in your application now, because there’s no way the staff will keep working after this.

By the way, I love how the chick in the video blatantly says “flyers suck” as if they’re not working for the team. In other cities (except perhaps New York City), you’ll find people very appreciative of being in such a privileged position. But in Philadelphia… no… they’ll crush the reporter and the franchise at the same time. Of course it’s Philadelphia. God, I think it’s really funny. (Related: LOL! An announcer with a voice like Mickey Mouse absolutely makes me laugh to death (literally tears!)

After all, this is the same city that produces this.

…Suddenly I want to eat cheesesteak.

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