Anyone who's watched NHL hockey for more than two minutes, knows that players who bear the last name "Domi" like to stir things up on the ice. Max Domi, now playing for the Montreal Canadiens, is taking things to a whole new level.
In an interview with TSN, the son of infamous, long time Maple Leafs enforcer Tie Domi, spoke about how fantastic the Leafs fan base was when he grew up watching his dad play. However, "there's nothing even close to Montreal and their fans down there. The fan base of the Montreal Canadiens is second to none."
After three years in Arizona, Domi was sent to Montreal last offseason in exchange for Alex Galchenyuk. He excelled for the Habs, with a career high 72 points and 80 PIMS in 82 games. The 24-year-old talked about the unique experience of playing in Montreal in front of fans who know everything there is to know about you.
As of this moment, there has been no comment from Max's dad, though last year, Tie stated in an interview that he was happy for his son playing in a major hockey market and has no trouble rooting for him and the Canadiens franchise.
Source: TSN
