Random Hockey Question...?

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the obvious answer is Kane. cant even make 20 cents to the cab driver!!!

The only example that comes to mind might be a player that is new to North America and is unfamiliar with the customs of tipping. I won't go into names since it does seem a bit unfair to accuse.

I would hope that said player's agent might spend some time on things like this (or they could buy a copy of Lonely Planet or a Rough Guide), but we digress.

As noted by an earlier answerer, for 99.99% of the NFL, this would not be a valid excuse given their familiarity with North American customs.

I'd be surprised if there were more than a dozen players in the NHL who would do such a thing. I know of many NFL'ers who have very little in the way of social graces. Some of them are just lowlife's.

Whoa... definitely not Sean Avery, he actually is a very down to earth person and is very friendly off the ice.

But I have to say Patrick Kane. After the incident with him going to jail for punching a cabby for not having 20 cents change to give him I lost all respect for him and could see him doing it again.

Keith Tkachuk. I just don't like him.

Derian Hatcher is actually very nice in "real" life. We met him and his bro, Kevin, and a couple of their buddies in a bar once and they bought us a beer and gave us autographs. They were very cool.

Avery would insult your choice in shoes, and then neglect to tip

Sean Avery, of course.

Derian Hatcher. Yes, I know he's retired, he's still a bum.

uhhhhh crosby is actually a nice guy. i should know ive met him twice. cant think of anyone from the pens who wouldnt tip.......

I could see Crosby not tipping. he thinks he's better than everyone else, which he is not. Jerk.

How about Sid Crosby. Everything is all about him - just ask him.