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Sports Illustrated
Sports Illustrated
Andy Nesbitt

Cameras Caught NHL Fan Trying to Slip Ref Money During Official Review

NHL Sharks
Nice try. | @NHL

The refs in Saturday's New York Islanders-San Jose Sharks game were in the middle of an official review in the second period when a fan tried to shoot his shot and offered the guys in the stripe shirts a cool $100 bill to help sway their decision.

The move, of course, didn't work as the refs rightfully wanted nothing to do with the offer but this was still a funny sight to see. Thankfully the television broadcast caught this hilarious moment, as it's not something that normally happens during a professional sporting event.

Look at this sly move by a Sharks fan:

The Sharks went on to lose the game, 4-2.

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This article was originally published on www.si.com as Cameras Caught NHL Fan Trying to Slip Ref Money During Official Review .

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