Matt Beers of the Stealth tries to check Mark Matthews of the Rush on Saturday at the LEC. (Jason Payne, Province)
If you were figuring Edmonton Rush owner Bruce Urban would be tossing out happy comments after his team came victorious out of a Saturday match-up with the Vancouver Stealth at the Langley Events Centre, you were mistaken.
Never been at an arena with more thugs than @ Stealth game last night….stadium parking lot stunk like backstage at a Willie Nelson concert—
Bruce Urban (@BUrban_Rush) January 26, 2014
My 77 year old Mother was wearing her Rush jersey, getting chirped by Stealth fans…Even the seniors aren't safe in Van!! #4and0 #nicetry—
Bruce Urban (@BUrban_Rush) January 26, 2014
It’s easy to see Urban being upset for his family getting hassled, but chances are there were more effective ways of handling it than via social media.
Imagine what might have been stated if the Rush didn’t respond from a 7-2 deficit to win 9-8 and remain the league’s lone undefeated team at 4-0.
Only in lacrosse.
