TSN’s non-stop NHL trade deadline coverage had an interesting moment when this tweet flashed across the screen. It appears that someone was not monitoring the #TradeCentre hashtag closely enough. At least we know this tweet making a joke at the expense of Toronto’s Joffrey Lupul didn’t come from Dustin Penner…
So this happened, lol. #TradeCentre @mlse pic.twitter.com/wRgiUUhYtg
— Mac (@b_mcnamara58) March 2, 2015
Let’s just say Lupul did not take it in stride…
https://twitter.com/JLupul/
And as if we need to dive further into the depths of absurdity, @AdragnaA21 had his own thoughts…
Okay i feel like i have to say this before shit gets ugly. That tweet was a joke and i am in no way in support of those who commit adultery
— Anthony Adragna (@AdragnaA21) March 2, 2015
Its sad how my tweet is more entertaining than the actual deadline day
— Anthony Adragna (@AdragnaA21) March 2, 2015
I guess i pissed off lupul… woops my bad man, not my fault TSN failed to their job right.
— Anthony Adragna (@AdragnaA21) March 2, 2015
Nothing good has ever come from plastering tweets on television screens.

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