"Knows all about tough losses" "Nothing new to you": Fans react as Minnesota Governor attends PWHL Frost vs. Victoire game

Minnesota Governor Tim Walz attended the PWHL game between the Minnesota Frost and Montreal Victoire on Saturday. The Victoire won 3-2, with Mariah Keopple and Alexandra Labelle scoring their first goals of the season.

Walz, who lost in the Nov. 5 US elections, shared a photo on X. He attended the game with his family, showing support for Minnesota’s PWHL team despite the Frost’s close loss.

"Minnesota Frost vs. the Montreal Victoire. Tough loss but a great game!” Walz tweeted.

Fans took to the comments section and reacted to his tweet.

“Losing is nothing new to you,” one fan wrote.

“Dude knows all about tough losses,” another fan said.

"He's a white man just like any other white man. He likes sportsball and gunning. He was a coach of some kind and did something with the military in some way. And he's a completely neutered moron. Come on, white men. Identify with this!" a fan said.

"Why do goverment officials post things like this? Ridiculous and unprofessional. I don’t want to see your personal life," another fan said.

Here are some more fan reactions.

"Did people leave a 4 seat buffer zone around you before you ran for vice president or is that new?" one fan wrote.

"OK, I think it’s time I Unfollow you. You are not necessary to follow because there is no national news you are involved in," another fan wrote.

"I'm so happy that you're spending time with your family as opposed to running our country! Thank you!" one fan commented.

Minnesota Frost's close loss to the Montreal Victoire in the PWHL game

The Minnesota Frost lost 3-2 to the Montreal Victoire, their first regulation defeat of the PWHL season. The Frost scored first when Britta Curl-Salemme netted her third goal of the season. Claire Thompson and Taylor Heise assisted.

Montreal tied it late in the first period with Mariah Keopple scoring her first goal off Claire Dalton’s pass. Minutes later, Alexandra Labelle scored her first goal on a rebound, putting Montreal ahead 2-1.

In the second period, Brooke McQuigge scored her first goal at 3:17, tying the game for Minnesota. Marie-Philip Poulin gave Montreal the lead again with a 2-on-1 goal assisted by Laura Stacey and Jennifer Gardiner.

Ann-Renee Desbiens made 22 saves for Montreal, while Maddie Rooney stopped 22 shots for Minnesota. Neither PWHL team scored on the power play, with Minnesota going 0-for-1 and Montreal 0-for-3.