Montreal Canadiens staff members reportedly engage in disgusting act regarding Johnny Gaudreau

The employees that work at the Bell Center where the Montreal Canadiens play have been removing all of the tributes to Johnny Gaudreau every night.

The Gaudreaus' tragic loss is still being mourned throughout the NHL community. Fans of the sport from coast to coast have been creating heartfelt memorials in their home arenas for the Gaudreau family, with extra poignant touches making their way into Nationwide Arena and the Saddledome in Calgary.

The arenas around the country have been filled with mementos of fans showing that the hockey community truly cares for one another. Not all arenas have embraced those tributes, though. Memorials outside Montreal's Bell Center have reportedly been taken down each night, frustrating and confusing some fans.

This was not an isolated incident, as time and again during the course of the weekend, items were removed, so it has brought up many questions from the fans concerning what the team has in mind regarding such memorials.

While possible this was some kind of policy inaction by the Bell Center, for what it's worth, when Guy Lafleur passed away in 2022, a similar area was allowed to stand as a memorial for a significant time. Fans are clamoring for an explanation, and barring a miracle, are unlikely to get one from the organization.

So it begs the question: Should the Montreal Canadiens be removing these memorials at all? Is this a despicable act that lacks respect? Have your say in our poll below.

Source: Blades of SteelNHL team reportedly removing tributes to Johnny Gaudreau

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