St. Paul mayor trolls Minnesota Wild after loss (Photo)
After getting blown out by the St. Louis Blues, St. Paul mayor Chris Coleman wasn’t happy with the Minnesota Wild’s performance.
Wednesday night, the Minnesota Wild had a chance to take a 3-1 series lead on the St. Louis Blues on home ice.
Instead, the Wild got absolutely smacked on their own ice and gave new life to the Blues with series tied at 2-2. To say the Wild got beat up would be an understatement.
The Blues just obliterated the Wild the entire game en route to a 6-1 victory and a series tie.
After the disappointing loss, St. Paul mayor Chris Coleman wasn’t too happy with his team’s performance and took to Twitter to troll the Wild.
— Chris Coleman (@ChrisColemanMN) April 23, 2015
There’s probably no doubt that many people in Minnesota had the same reaction to the game that the mayor did.
The Wild could have put the Blues on the brink of elimination with a victory in Game 4, but instead the team failed to show up at all and not many people were sure what they just saw.
Chris Coleman isn’t the first politician to take to Twitter after a sporting event, but not many have gone on the record to troll their local team after a blowout loss like the one the Wild endured.
Wednesday night was a tough night in Minnesota and not just for the players and fans. Even the local politicians were feeling the pain of the loss too.
Luckily for the Wild, they have Game 5 to make the local constituency happy again.
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