AWKWARD situation at Montreal Canadiens post-game press conference
Following the Montreal Canadiens' recent game against the Columbus Blue Jackets, Martin St. Louis, the head coach of the Canadiens, attended the post-game press conference. During the conference, one reporter asked St. Louis about the performance of a particular player on his team.
Rather than answering the question directly, St. Louis took issue with the reporter's line of questioning and challenged their perspective. This led to an uncomfortable exchange between the coach and the reporter, with both parties standing their ground.
As a result of the confrontation, the reporter refused to ask any further questions of St. Louis during the conference, making for an awkward and tense atmosphere.
"When it comes to Rafael Harvey-Pinard, you've been talking about his details several times. What are these details?"
- Journalist
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"You, what do you think those details are? What do you see? You have no idea? I'm asking you. Are you watching the game?"
- Martin St-Louis
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"That's a trap because if I answer wrong, I look like a fool."
- Journalist
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"Give me one!"
- Martin St-Louis
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"I hate it when you do that, I don't like it. I'm not going to answer that question."
- Journalist
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"No? You don't even have any of the details? Is there anyone else?"
- Martin St. Louis
- Journalist
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"You, what do you think those details are? What do you see? You have no idea? I'm asking you. Are you watching the game?"
- Martin St-Louis
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"That's a trap because if I answer wrong, I look like a fool."
- Journalist
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"Give me one!"
- Martin St-Louis
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"I hate it when you do that, I don't like it. I'm not going to answer that question."
- Journalist
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"No? You don't even have any of the details? Is there anyone else?"
- Martin St. Louis
pic.twitter.com/GevDtJK8PV� Alex Desrosiers (@Alex_Desro) March 26, 2023
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