Canucks Player Says Team Has ‘fortnite' Ban For Season
AppleMagazine
|October 5, 2018
A day after Vancouver forward Bo Horvat said the Canucks have instituted a Fortnite ban for the upcoming season, there was talk in NHL arenas about whether it is fair to blame the popular online game for performance on the ice.
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Winnipeg star Patrik Laine, who plays and enjoys the game, suggested the Canucks needed a scapegoat.
“I think they just needed something to blame after last year,” Laine said in an obvious shot at the Canucks’ 31-40-11 record last season. “And we kind of made a deal if we’re playing like that, we can give up our PlayStations so we’re not going to take them on the road. But I don’t think that’s going to happen.”
Asked about the comment, Canucks forward Jake Virtanen said Fortnite hasn’t been an issue and added: “Whatever. I don’t really care what he says.”

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