The Los Angeles Kings delivered a ruthless burn to St. Louis on Twitter
The Los Angeles Kings played host to the St. Louis Blues on Thursday night at Staples Center. Not only did the Kings clobber the hockey team from St. Louis 5-1, but they also used a timely joke to ruthlessly troll the city on Twitter.
After jumping out to an early 2-0 lead, the Kings official Twitter account unleashed this burn.
Los Angeles now leads St. Louis 2-0.
Article continues below ...…both in this game and in professional football teams.
— #LAKings (@LAKings) January 13, 2017
That’s obviously a reference to Thursday’s official announcement that the Chargers were moving to L.A., exactly one year after the city poached the Rams from St. Louis.
As you can imagine, the burn stung a little bit for football fans from St. Louis, so the responses were quite amusing.
@LAKings Enjoy your two losing football teams. We'll keep enjoying these wins pic.twitter.com/eawokNb3UY
— Cardinal Report (@CardinalReport) January 13, 2017
@CardinalReport ok pic.twitter.com/8uHm5c3q3b
— #LAKings (@LAKings) January 13, 2017
@LAKings pic.twitter.com/DcWw3i3Z19
— Fenton Crackshell (@jasonaschnur) January 13, 2017
@LAKings you guys don't act like you have two football teams pic.twitter.com/kJwztuW3TQ
— Jackson Meyer (@jhmeyer_67) January 13, 2017
@LAKings Whoever runs Kings social media needs to be fired. You're not a fan page, try to have some class.
— Brandon (@altolkmit) January 13, 2017
@LAKings @Bettlach101ESPN pic.twitter.com/LWX7xKppzZ
— Billy Rock (@Billy__Rock) January 13, 2017
@LAKings pic.twitter.com/1OYXj8WKd9
— petting zoo tyler (@WedontgetTyler) January 13, 2017
@LAKings You call the Rams a professional football team pic.twitter.com/aUGn9DJtUV
— Jace Eberhart™🔰 (@JaceEberhart) January 13, 2017
The Kings weren’t the only NHL team who used the Chargers’ relocation to have a bit of fun on social media Thursday. The Tampa Bay Lightning and Dallas Stars both took tremendous jabs at the football team regarding the logo they rolled out immediately after the move became official.