We witnessed some distasteful behavior during an NHL game when four Stars fans were caught on camera giving the Nazi salute.
Although the incident took place on December 21 at the American Airlines Center during a game between the Stars and the Maple Leafs, the video only recently surfaced, first on Reddit and then on Platform X.
This video from December 2025 just surfaced: Dallas Stars fans performing the Nazi salute.
The team must act. Require these fans to take a Holocaust education tour and meet with survivors. pic.twitter.com/FsMZkOtOZE
— Athletes Against Antisemitism (@AAntisemit59856) April 3, 2026
In the video, the four men can be seen celebrating by performing the infamous right-hand salute, while the fans around them are clearly making a different gesture to cheer on their team.
According to the woman who filmed the scene, the four individuals repeated the same gesture after every goal by the Stars (who won the game 5-1).
I don't know if the fact that the home team was playing against a Canadian club might have prompted these four people to make this kind of salute, attributing some political significance to it.
However, what is clear is that this gesture has no place in an arena during a sporting event.
In fact, following the video's release, several people called on the Stars organization to take action against the offenders, but it was ultimately the American Airlines Center that launched an investigation.
The AAC also addressed the media in a statement in which the company reiterated that it has a zero-tolerance policy for acts of hate and/or discrimination and that it is committed to ensuring an environment free from such behavior.
Furthermore, it strongly condemns the actions seen in the video and has launched an internal investigation in collaboration with the Dallas Stars.
For now, the four men appearing in the video have not yet been identified, but given the current attention this case is receiving, that could happen quickly.
And for their hateful actions, they could be banned not only from the American Airlines Center but also from all NHL events.
In short, maybe think twice before committing stupid acts in public.
In a nutshell
– It's been a while.
Nick Suzuki on meeting Cole Caufield during their first Habs rookie development camp back in 2019:
“We've been talking since I met him at the NHL draft…We sit next to each other in the room right now, so hopefully I get to know him a little better.” pic.twitter.com/1XIbK4y4il
— /r/Habs (@HabsOnReddit) April 3, 2026
– The Flyers double their lead.
Alex Bump SNIPE 🎯
The @NHLFlyers are up 2-0 early in the first! pic.twitter.com/7QB4qfwhYZ
— NHL (@NHL) April 3, 2026
– Doug Armstrong to Toronto?
Frank Seravalli: I think there's been enough of an undercurrent behind the scenes…there's been enough people talking about Doug Armstrong in Toronto…it almost feels like…with Brad Treliving heading to Toronto when he was just wrapping up in Calgary – FAN Morning Show (3/31)
— NHL Rumour Report (@NHLRumourReport) April 4, 2026
– Backwards!
Some pregame magic from Jalen Brunson 🤯
Knicks/Bulls is live on NBA TV! pic.twitter.com/ODurgew0UG
— NBA (@NBA) April 4, 2026