Back in the days when arenas and stadiums were filled with eager-for-action faces, the Nevada Battleborn - the SMJHL's lukewarmest team - warm up was basically this: painstakingly walking through the building, giving fans fist bumps, high fives, and for players on the GM's bad side, performing back rubs some of the owners (power is scary). But, now that a pandemic has swept through the world, there's no kids to fist bump, no bros to high five, and part-owner, Matt Hazzard, isn't allowed to attend games, so the Battleborn have a bit more freedom in how they choose to get amped for the game.

Most have chosen to perform a haka - a ceremonial maori dance to invigorate and intimidate. Some have chosen to nap for a little bit longer. Rob Wright likes to body check cars in the parking garage.

Please, please bring back fans. The Battleborn are reaaaally weird.