Mike Fisher took out his baby blues on Kevin Bieksa's face.
The Predators star is at an impasse with his country star wife Carrie Underwood about baby No. 2, and it appears he's bringing his anger with him onto the ice. Fisher got into a fight with Bieksa during the Predators' game against the Ducks Tuesday night.
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During the scrap, the Predators center landed a punch square on the Ducks defenseman's face, causing his tooth to fly out of his head. While the tensions of a tightly-contested hockey game can often lead to fights on the ice, perhaps there was more behind Fisher's anger that he packed into the punch.
Fisher and Underwood are at odds over having a second baby because the country star is "having the time of her life," according to LifeandStyleMag.com. Fisher wants to have a lot of kids, but Underwood is currently satisfied after bringing their son, Isaiah, into the world in February.
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Underwood, 32, isn't looking to wind down her career, which is apparently a point of contention with Fisher. It looks like he's harboring enough anger to knock a tooth out of Bieksa's mouth.
looks like Bieksa loses a tooth as he gets punched squarely in the face. gross. pic.twitter.com/5wXtaDXnRq
— Stephanie (@myregularface) November 18, 2015
The center's frustrations may be evidenced in his play as he has no points in his last five games and is just 2-2--4 on the season. Fisher, 35, is looking to have multiple kids, but Underwood is apparently in no rush.
"[Fisher] wants their children to grow up close in age; it just feels more like family to him," a source close to the couple told OK Magazine.
While Fisher's personal life is at a crossroads, things are flourishing on the ice for his club as the Predators defeated the Ducks, 3-2, to improve to 11-3-3 on the season.
Me and my little man #lifeisgood A photo posted by Mike Fisher (@mfisher1212) on May 15, 2015 at 6:13pm PDT
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