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Um, Were Those PORN SOUNDS On A Hockey Broadcast?!

Jesse Ferreras— The Huffington Post Canada

Numerous hockey writers claim to have heard porn-like sounds in the background of a Nashville Predators hockey broadcast on Thursday night.

Twitter user and Predators fan Dan Bradley tweeted the following just before 5:30 p.m., while watching his team play on Fox Sports Tennessee.

Is anyone else hearing porn audio coming through FS Tennessee right now?
— Dan D Bradley (@DanDBradley) January 30, 2015

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He then posted the following Vine.

Predators writer Jim Diamond heard something as well.

Did I hear what I thought I heard in the background of the Preds broadcast?
— Jim Diamond (@diamondhockey) January 30, 2015

As it turns out I did hear what I thought I heard. Guess the team is Predator hard once again.
— Jim Diamond (@diamondhockey) January 30, 2015

Vancouver-based hockey writer Greg Balloch soon posted his own evidence.

Fox Sports was on the case just under an hour after these tweets were posted:

@ZackTN Are you still hearing these sounds?
— FOX Sports Tennessee (@FSTennessee) January 30, 2015

We apologize for the technical difficulties during the Predators game. We're currently investigating the situation.
— FOX Sports Tennessee (@FSTennessee) January 30, 2015

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From listening to the audio on these Vines, we can certainly make out some moans.

Precisely what it comes from is anyone's guess. But "porn" seems a fair one.

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