The Vancouver Canucks and Dallas Stars gave fans their money’s worth, and then some on Friday night. During a three second spurt during the second period, three different fights broke out and each were pretty great. The first players to dance were Ryan Garbutt and Aaron Volpatti, followed by Vernon Fiddler and Maxim Lapierre, lastly it was Eric Nystrom and Dale Weise dropping their gloves. The crowd got louder and louder as the fights progressed, and when the hockey portion of the evening was all said and done the Stars won 4-3.
The Canucks And Stars Are Not Best Friends, Three Fights In Three Seconds [Video]
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