Rangers fan and young son taunted by Panthers fan during Police ejection

A New York Rangers fan and his young son were ejected from last night's game due to unruly behavior and got quite a hearing from the Florida Panthers fans on their way out.

During Game 4 of the Eastern Conference Finals, the fan's behavior led to security intervention. When he refused to leave, the police escorted him out.

As the fan and his son were being ejected, the Florida crowd taunted them, showing their approval of the removal.

There are certainly better ways to spend money, but hopefully, this experience serves as a lesson for the fan. On the bright side, he missed seeing his Rangers lose in overtime and avoided the walk of shame out of the arena after a tough loss.

As seen on bladeofsteelNew York Rangers fan and his young son taunted, while being ejected by police

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