Flyers stage hilarious protest after Trevor Zegras’ ridiculous jersey-tucking penalty
The Philadelphia Flyers staged a tongue-in-cheek protest before their pre-season game against the Washington Capitals, with most players tucking their jerseys into their trousers. The gesture supported teammate Trevor Zegras, who had received a penalty for doing the same in an earlier match, highlighting players’ frustration with strict enforcement of jersey rules.
Zegras defended himself by sharing youth-hockey photographs showing the practice has long been common. The protest had little effect on the result, as Washington won 5-1, leaving Philadelphia with a 1-3 pre-season record; the Flyers’ regular-season opener is against the Pittsburgh Penguins.
- Flyers tucked in jerseys to support penalised teammate Trevor Zegras.
- Zegras argued jersey-tucking has been common for years.
- Philadelphia lost 5-1 before Wednesday’s regular-season opener.