WATCH IT: Condor Goes Wild During Hockey Game

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KHQ.COM - On the positive side, at least their mascot wasn't a bear or a tiger. At a recent hockey game, the Bakersfield Condors' mascot decided he didn't want to take part in the pre-game national anthem ceremony. So he made a break for it and what ensued was hilarity. Check it out.

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