"Jamie Benn is a straight up B*TCH" - NHL fans call out Dallas Stars captain after cross check on Mark Stone

In a pivotal Game Three of the Western Conference Finals on Tuesday, Dallas Stars captain Jamie Benn found himself at the center of controversy after a cross-check on Vegas Golden Knights' star player Mark Stone.

The incident has left NHL fans divided, with many calling out Benn for his actions during the game.

Benn's forceful hit on Stone followed by the attempt to cross-check his head drew the attention of officials, leading to game misconduct and a major penalty for the Stars' captain.

The consequences of his ejection were immediate, as the Golden Knights capitalized on the power play opportunity, extending their lead in the game. NHL fans took to Twitter to express their frustration over the incident involving Jamie Benn.

One fan said:

"jamie benn is a straight up BITCH!"

Here are the top reactions on Twitter:

Jamie Benn's cross-check on Mark Stone has elicited strong criticism from NHL fans, highlighting the importance of player safety and fair play. The incident has prompted calls for stricter penalties and a reminder of the responsibility captains hold as role models.

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Golden Knights dominate Game 3, take 3-0 series lead as Jamie Benn's absence looms large

The Vegas Golden Knights wasted no time asserting their dominance in Game 3 against the Dallas Stars, securing a commanding 4-0 win to take a 3-0 lead in the series.

The Knights' offensive prowess was on full display early in the first period. Jonathan Marchessault found the back of the net just 1 minute and 11 seconds into the game, giving his team an early 1-0 lead. Minutes later, Ivan Barbashev capitalized on a powerplay opportunity to extend the Knights' lead.

The onslaught continued as William Carrier added to the scoring frenzy, converting an assist from Teddy Blueger with less than two minutes remaining. The Knights headed into the second period with an imposing 3-0 lead. In the second period, Alex Pietrangelo who found the back of the net, assisted by Barbashev, further solidifying the Knights' commanding lead at 4-0.

Defensively, the Knights were impenetrable, shutting down the Stars' offensive attempts. Goaltender Adin Hill continued his outstanding performance, earning his fifth consecutive win and delivering a shutout by making an impressive 34 saves.

Contributions from Barbashev, who had three points, and Roy, who had two, further exemplified the Knights' depth and skill. With the resounding win, the Knights have firmly positioned themselves as the dominant force in the series.

The two teams meet again in Game 4 on Thursday at the American Airlines Center, where the Knights will look to secure a series sweep and clinch their spot in the Stanley Cup Finals.