Golden Knights have reportedly sabotaged Jets’ training room!

There are different ways to get under the skin of your opponents, however, the Vegas Golden Knights might have found one sick way to do so against their first-round series rivals, the Winnipeg Jets.

According to Sportsnet’s Elliotte Friedman, the Golden Knights and their management have reportedly sabotaged the training room reserved for the Jets at T-Mobile Arena in Vegas by removing all the pedals from the stationary bikes.

It’s not a joke. The Golden Knights are believed to have taken the time to remove one by one the pedals from the stationary bikes of the Jets players in order to prevent them from training between games.

It is also believed that it’s not the first time the Golden Knights have pulled a trick like this in Vegas. Friedman mentioned that back in 2018, during the series between Vegas and Winnipeg, the team sabotaged and played with the arena’s lighting during Jets’ practice.

Their sabotaging strategy has however fell through since the Jets won the first contest of the series, 5-1. Game 2 is set for Thursday night. Let’s see if the Golden Knights try any more such tactics over the course of the series or if the Jets response once the series shifts to Winnipeg for Game 3 on Saturday afternoon.

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