The current employer of ex-NHL tough guy Nick Tarnasky said it’s looking into the ugly Fourth of July brawl that went viral after the former Florida Panther allegedly pummeled another man at a ...

A man who says he’s the golfer who got beat up and thrown into a pond by former NHL player Nick Tarnasky has broken his silence on the wild scrap that went viral in videos posted to social media.

RED DEER, Canada (WSVN) — Former Florida Panthers player Nick Tarnasky was involved in a viral physical altercation on a Canadian golf course over the weekend. The former NHL enforcer was golfing at ...

Former NHL enforcer Nick Tarnasky shared his account of a viral golf course brawl that occurred earlier this month at Alberta Springs Golf Course in Red Deer, Alberta. And if you haven’t seen this ...

A few days ago, a video went viral showing former NHL enforcer Nick Tarnasky pummeling a man on a golf course in Alberta. No charges were filed, and Tarnasky has received a lot of praise from hockey ...

If you are going to belligerently pick a fight with someone on a golf course, it is typically advisable to make sure that person is not a former NHL enforcer. Because then you might have a bad time.

Following Nick Tarnasky's viral golf course brawl, the former NHL enforcer revealed to Paul Bissonnette that he's been receiving interest from several teams to play. On Tuesday, the Spittin' Chiclets ...

A week after a viral clip of former NHL enforcer Nick Tarnasky laid the smackdown on a foul-mouthed person on the golf course, he spoke with the Spittin’ Chiclets podcast to discuss We got the ...

Nick Tarnasky’s pummeling of another man on a golf course has become notorious to the point where someone decided to put up a sign to commemorate the very spot where the fight occurred. Earlier this ...

A golf course brawl has gone viral after former NHL player Nick Tarnasky fights off another player and shove him in a pond A representative for Red Deer Minor Hockey, a Canadian youth organization ...

On a hot July afternoon at Alberta Springs Golf Resort, a former NHL enforcer reminded everyone who he used to be. Nick Tarnasky, 40, was trying to play through a slow group. Words were exchanged. One ...