A person who says he’s the golfer who bought beat up and thrown right into a pond by former NHL participant Nick Tarnasky has damaged his silence on the wild scrap that went viral in movies posted to social media.
Trevor Ogilvie posted an apology video after he admitted to consuming an excessive amount of alcohol earlier than the battle erupted on the Alberta Springs Golf Course in Purple Deer, Alberta, Canada on July 4.
“Yup, that’s me guys, the man that bought dropped like a bucket of balls in a pond,” Ogilvie started. “Not my best second, I do know. Seems actual dangerous. Performed 36 holes of golf, we drank approach an excessive amount of and my mouth ran sooner than my mind.
“All jokes apart guys, I’d wish to apologize to all the parents on the course, anybody caught up in it and anybody who needed to cope with me that day. I misplaced my cool and I’ve discovered from it. Simply a type of days when it is best to’ve saved the cart on the trail, you realize? Keep hydrated, maintain your stick on the ice, perhaps follow 18 [holes].”
The battle was sparked by an argument over gradual play, with Tarnasky accusing Ogilvie and his associate of taking too lengthy in entrance of them.
“That is f–king bulls–t,” a person within the video says. “They’ve been sitting there for f–king 23 minutes!”
That’s when Ogilvie responds, “f–king cry about it.”
After some extra expletive-laden back-and-forth, Ogilvie shoved Tarnasky, who proceeded to toss Ogilvie into a close-by pond.
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When Ogilvie emerged and went again at Tarnasky, the previous NHLer punched him to the bottom.
Police seemed into the matter however weren’t planning to take any motion.
Tarnasky, 40, performed in elements of 5 NHL seasons with the Lightning, Predators and Panthers from 2005-10.
He continued his profession within the KHL and the AHL, at one level taking part in for the Rangers’ affiliate in Hartford.
Tarnasky did an interview with former NHLer Paul Bissonnette for the Spittin’ Chiclets podcast to debate the incident, but it surely has but to be launched as of Sunday morning.
