Bruin's Ference gives Montreal the finger

Boston Bruins defenseman Andrew Ference celebrated his second period goal in Montreal by giving the Canadiens fans the middle finger in game 4 Thursday night. The NHL announced that Ference would be fined $2,500 for the "obscene gesture" after discussing the matter with Ference

The best part about this whole situation was the interview with Ference following the game. Take a look at what this guy comes up with.

"I was pumping my fist. I wasn't giving anybody the bird or anything like that. It's like I told [Murphy], it was an unintentional bird that I obviously apologize for. It wasn't meant to insult anybody, especially the whole row of cameras and fans in the Bell Centre sitting there. That's definitely not my intentions."

If you have seen this play, he obviously knew what he was doing. So your middle finger just pops up while you held your hand towards the home fans. Give me a break!

I personally thought his celebration was hilarious, because only in hockey would you see this, but do you really have to act oblivious about the fact you flipped them off? I don't think you're fooling anybody.