Laughton will be watching hometown Blue Jays, but thinks he's bad luck
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In a recent interview, Philadelphia Flyers forward Scott Laughton shared his anticipation for the upcoming MLB playoffs and plans to support his hometown Toronto Blue Jays. Despite his enthusiasm, Laughton humorously claimed he might be considered bad luck for any team he roots for, referencing the Flyers' struggles in the NHL.
Laughton, who has been a key player for the Flyers, expressed his admiration for the Blue Jays and their progress this season. Growing up in Toronto, he has fond memories of watching baseball games and hopes to witness the team advance further in the postseason.
The conversation also touched upon Laughton's experience in the NHL and the competitive spirit that drives him. He acknowledged the highs and lows of being a professional athlete, especially the challenges faced during playoff runs. Laughton remains optimistic, not just for his team but also for his favorite baseball squad, wishing them success amid his self-proclaimed luck issues.
Fans of both hockey and baseball can look forward to seeing how Laughton's sentiments manifest this October, as both the Flyers and Blue Jays strive for greatness in their respective sports.
Laughton, who has been a key player for the Flyers, expressed his admiration for the Blue Jays and their progress this season. Growing up in Toronto, he has fond memories of watching baseball games and hopes to witness the team advance further in the postseason.
The conversation also touched upon Laughton's experience in the NHL and the competitive spirit that drives him. He acknowledged the highs and lows of being a professional athlete, especially the challenges faced during playoff runs. Laughton remains optimistic, not just for his team but also for his favorite baseball squad, wishing them success amid his self-proclaimed luck issues.
Fans of both hockey and baseball can look forward to seeing how Laughton's sentiments manifest this October, as both the Flyers and Blue Jays strive for greatness in their respective sports.