
Any goodwill that existed here is now long-gone.
Dylan Larkin just gave Detroit Red Wings fans a little more ammunition in the war between the former captain and the his team's fanbase.
Of course, we already know that Larkin has demanded a trade from Detroit and that he has an extremely limited trade list for the Red Wings to work with. Add to the fact that Larkin seems to be spending his offseason with little regard for his public appearance and this situation has all the makings of a full blown controversy.
Larkin already went viral last week when he was spotted at the World Cup Final and Red Wings fans pointed out that his physique was a little... lacking. The noodle-armed Larkin was spotted shirtless along with Montreal's Cole Caufield, Philadelphia's Trevor Zegras, and Nashville's Filip Forsberg at the massive event, posing for photos and soaking in the atmosphere. Larkin even shared one of the images on his own Instagram story, making no effort to stay out of the spotlight.
Then mid-last week, Larkin and some of his Team USA buddies were competing against Team USA's Women's team for a taping of Family Feud. It was during this taping that Larkin was reportedly telling "anyone who would listen" just how badly he feels betrayed by the Red Wings:
Now, flash forward to this past weekend, Larkin appeared to be enjoying some libations again and, just like last time, he made no effort to hide himself away from cameras.
Larkin was spotted spotted leaving an upscale restaurant Sunday evening with Jack Hughes, Quinn Hughes and Luke Hughes, looking relaxed as cameras followed them toward the street.
Check it out:
While Larkin can't be heard on camera, Jack himself went viral when cameras caught him saying, "Dude, that place beat my dick down."
Pardon my ignorance, but is that a good thing or a bad thing? I'm not up on all the lingo that the cool kids use these days. Can someone fill me in here?
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