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Bizarre scenes as Nick Seeler goes third-man-in on Arber Xhekaj & Sean Couturier fight (video)

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Axel Williams
October 27, 2024  (9:07 PM)
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Montreal Canadiens defenseman Arber Xhekaj found himself in a bizarre situation on Sunday evening as he tried to fight Sean Couturier of the Philadelphia Flyers.

To set the scene, Couturier hit Kirby Dach in a way that was deemed dirty by a few people on the ice. One of those people, of course, was none other than Xhekaj. He ultimately took exception to what happened and then went after Couturier, as he typically does. Couturier went to drop the gloves, but then something truly bizarre happened.

Nick Seeler rushed into the play and then dropped his gloves in an attempt to fight Xhekaj for Couturier. However, Couturier had already committed to the fight. This made it a third-man-in situation, although Seeler was not punished. Having said that, some fans are now calling for a suspension of some sort. That said, the NHL has always been inconsistent in regards to that kind of thing.

Either way, whenever Xhekaj is involved, you know something bizarre is going to go down. That has been true of anything involving the Habs defenseman for sometime. In fact, this season has been a bit disappointing for him. He has not gotten all that much ice time and fans aren't so sure his future with the team is so bright. However, he does have a lot of defenders out there, so it will be interesting to see how his career progresses, moving forward.

Do you believe that Arber Xhekaj is deserving of his NHL role with the Montreal Canadiens? Let us know in the poll down below and stay tuned to Hockey Unplugged for the latest news and updates from around the hockey world. We will continue to keep you informed on all of your favorite players and teams.

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