Nazem Kadri Accuses Jordan Binnington Of Chucking Water Bottle At Him During Post Game Presser

St. Louis Blues goalie Jordan Binnington found himself on the wrong end of a collision with Avalanche forward Nazem Kadri on Saturday night — and it very well may have eded his season.

With Kadri going hard to the net, it appeared that he got tangled up with a Blues player before going hard into Binngton’s legs.

It was later revealed that Jordan Binnington has a knee injury, and will likely be out for a few weeks.

Ville Husso is now in between the pipes for the @StLouisBlues after Jordan Binnington left with an injury on the play below. ⤵️#StanleyCup | #stlblues pic.twitter.com/8oaGHdPHH2

— Sportsnet (@Sportsnet) May 22, 2022

Given his history of questionable plays, Nazem Kadri was called out by Blues fans, and after the game, he was speaking on the unfortunate collision with Jordan Binnington.

While speaking on the play with the TNT crew, Kadri revealed that someone chucked a water bottle at him mid-interview, and he believed it was Binnington, himself.

"Not sure if he just threw a water bottle at me" 😳

Nazem Kadri appears to have a water bottle thrown at him while discussing the collision with Binnington 🔎 pic.twitter.com/6XLbAdxEEm

— B/R Open Ice (@BR_OpenIce) May 22, 2022

Later in the night, it was reported that Jordan Binnington had, in fact, been the one who took out his frustration with Nazem Kadri by trying to strike him with the water.

I've talked to two people who confirmed it was indeed Jordan Binnington who threw the water bottle at Nazem Kadri. https://t.co/QCBRoA9SZY

— Peter Baugh (@Peter_Baugh) May 22, 2022

Jordan Binnington has a right to be frustrated. After all, he was the Blues’ best player for the first two games of the series, and probably their best chance of pulling off the unlikely upset against the Avs.

However, this particular Nazem Kadri play doesn’t seem to be too malicious or dirty. He’s just going strong to the front of the net, and something unfortunate occurred.

Now, the Blues will turn to Ville Husso for the rest of the series after going down 2-1 on Saturday night. And without Jordan Binnington, it would seem highly unlikely that they can still squeak past the current Stanley Cup favorites.

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