Oilers Player's Handshake Snub After Stanley Cup Loss Raises Questions for Colorado Hockey Families

In a move that’s sparking conversations in hockey rinks from Colorado Springs to the Denver metro, an Edmonton Oilers player is facing widespread criticism for breaking one of the sport's most respected traditions. Oilers winger Evander Kane, a frequent rival of our own Colorado Avalanche, was reportedly absent from the post-game handshake line Tuesday night after his team lost the Stanley Cup to the Florida Panthers in a decisive 5-1 Game 6 defeat.

For Colorado families who spend their weekends at youth hockey games, the handshake line is a non-negotiable lesson in respect and sportsmanship. The incident serves as a stark reminder of the examples

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