Some Hockey accounts that you should follow!

If you’re looking to add a dose of comedy to your Twitter (X) feed while staying connected to the world of hockey, following these hockey accounts is a fantastic idea. These accounts provide a lighthearted take on the sport, delivering laughs and amusement to hockey enthusiasts:

HeatDaddy (@heatdaddy69420) : Fan account that embodies the persona of the great Dany Heatley (50 in 07), he has an unfiltered and badboy swagger when addressing NHL news, or just accounting his regular boozebag weekend escapades.
BizNasty2point0 (@BizNasty2point0): Former NHL player Paul Bissonnette’s Twitter account is known for its hilarious anecdotes, unique perspectives, and witty commentary on both hockey and life.
NHL Humor (@NHL_Humor): This account brings a comedic twist to current hockey events, player antics, and on-ice moments.
Strombone (@strombone1): Funny hockey related account that pokes fun at the NHL in many ways, but has a soft spot for the goalies.
Puck Soup Podcast (@PuckSoupPodcast): While primarily a podcast, the Twitter account of the Puck Soup Podcast shares humorous takes, memes, and commentary on various hockey-related topics.
Real Good Show (@RealGoodShow): Another podcast that brings a comedic spin to sports, including hockey. Their Twitter account shares hilarious memes, inside jokes, and witty observations.
The Goalie Guild (@TheGoalieGuild): With a humorous twist on the life and challenges of being a goalie, this account shares memes, GIFs, and anecdotes that goalies can relate to.
Hockey Memes (@hockeymemes): Just as the name suggests, this account focuses on sharing a collection of hockey-related memes that will surely make you chuckle.
Kevin McGran (@kevin_mcgran): While he covers the Toronto Maple Leafs for the Toronto Star, Kevin McGran often sprinkles his hockey tweets with witty commentary and humorous takes.
Boring Sean Monahan (@boringmonahan): Pretty self explanatory account that acts as Sean Monahan and his daily boring life.

Remember that humor is subjective, so explore these accounts and see which ones resonate with your sense of fun. They’re sure to add some laughter and sometimes information to your hockey-related social media experience!