Panthers’ Brady Tkachuk Comes Up With Brilliant Idea For How To Flip Script On Hateful Senators Fans

We live in a hater era … This is how you should respond.

Florida Panthers left-winger Brady Tkachuk is expecting a negative reception Wednesday in his comeback to Ottawa for the first time following the Senators trading him to Sunrise over the offseason.

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However, if any of Tkachuk’s old No. 7 Senators jerseys are thrown onto the ice by fans in protest, my man has a genius plan on how to flip the script with them.

Speaking Tuesday on his “Wingmen” podcast, Tkachuk stated that he had a talk with the Panthers and “every jersey that gets thrown on the ice is going to get donated to the Boys and Girls Club of Ottawa.” (RELATED: At Least 3 Teams In Mix To Trade For Jets’ Connor Hellebuyck: REPORT)

Tkachuk stated that he doesn’t “recommend doing it,” but he is expecting some angry fans to throw their jerseys onto the ice.

Back in June, Tkachuk was traded after he told Ottawa management that he wasn’t intending on signing a contract extension with the franchise when his current deal expires in 2028.

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From there, he was able to force a trade to Florida using his no-movement clause, becoming teammates with his brother and podcast co-host Matthew Tkachuk.

You have to tip your cap to the ultimate PR chess move here.

Throwing a jersey onto the ice has long been the ultimate symbol of hockey fan heartbreak and disgust — a fiery (and expensive) way to publicly shame a player who skipped town.

My man is turning it into charity … LMAO … Brady already won and the game hasn’t even started yet.

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