Patrice Bélanger expressed his disappointment regarding the lack of tribute to the Montreal champions during a recent Canadiens game at the Bell Centre. The radio host criticized the Montreal Canadiens organization for not honoring the players of La Victoire, who recently celebrated their historic victory.
Recognition Lacking for Montreal Champions
During the Canadians’ game, Bélanger noted that the champions were only briefly acknowledged through a short interview during a commercial break. He emphasized that the players deserved more recognition for their achievements.
- Patrice Bélanger’s comments were shared via an Instagram story.
- He criticized the Canadiens for not providing a greater platform for the La Victoire players.
- The team recently won the Walter Cup, marking a significant milestone.
A Missed Opportunity at the Bell Centre
Bélanger argued that La Victoire’s players should have been allowed to carry the ceremonial torch into the Bell Centre, a venue known as a hockey mecca. He believes that this would have served as a fitting tribute to their hard work and dedication over the season.
The players not only excelled in the league but also overcame injuries and challenges throughout the season.
Inspiring the Next Generation
Bélanger highlighted the importance of acknowledging these champions, stating that they inspire young girls to believe that anything is possible. He expressed disbelief that the crowd didn’t get the chance to celebrate and honor the achievements of these talented women.
Following their victory, the community had shown interest in celebrating the team. However, the lack of recognition during the match left fans feeling disappointed.
