Evander Kane slammed for his behavior following Game 6 loss
He's being called ”classless”
Evander Kane
Evander Kane is a Canadian professional hockey player for the Vancouver Canucks in the NHL. He was born on August 2, 1991, in Vancouver.
His parents named him after professional boxer Evander Holyfield, and Kane met Holyfield at the age of 18. The Atlanta Thrashers drafted Kane ninth overall in the 2009 NHL draft. Kane stands out for his strong goal-scoring ability and has recorded nine seasons with at least 20 goals. In 2023-2024 and 2024-2025, Kane played in two straight Stanley Cup finals with the Oilers, eventually falling short on both occasions against a Florida Panthers, led by Brad Marchand and Matthew Tkachuk. He has played for the Atlanta Thrashers, Winnipeg Jets, Buffalo Sabres, San Jose Sharks, Edmonton Oilers, and Vancouver Canucks.
Evander Kane has TV studio in stitches with funny response
Great answer!
Evander Kane says what everyone’s thinking about fighting
Everyone needs to hear this!
Evander Kane helps more than 200 kids in Edmonton for Christmas
He deserves all our respect!
Nikita Zadorov hilariously trolls Evander Kane after seeing him whining to the officials
You don't need to be a lip reader to understand what he said
Evander Kane accuses opponent of intentionally trying to cut him in the face with his skate
Very hard accusations from the Oilers forward
Fans absolutely loved what Evander Kane said while mic’d up in the middle of a scrum surrounded by players
Mic'd up Evander Kane: Awesome!
The Golden Knights doesn’t hold back, destroys Evander Kane following ”the most undisciplined penalty ever”
Brings up wild statistic fact
Evander Kane bashes LA Kings fans for completely unacceptable behavior towards 10-year-old Oilers fan
Evander Kane has taken to social media to absolutely slam a LA King fan for his despicable behavior towards a 10-year-old girl wearing an Edmonton Oilers jersey at the team’s playoff game in LA. The ...
Evander Kane and Pat Maroon shares wholesome moment during warmups after scary wrist injury
In early November, fans held their breath as Evander Kane rushed to the Oilers’ bench in panic. He held his right hand tight to his left wrist, and the blood poured on the ice. Kane ...