Chicago Blackhawks captain Nick Foligno reveals he's hated this teammate throughout his whole career

Nick Foligno, who leads the Chicago Blackhawks with his captaincy, has made the headlines as of late. Firstly, the veteran forward refused to participate in team practice last week, which turned heads. The 37-year old was brought into the organization specifically to mentor the youth on and off the ice, but his absence from teams' morning skate certainly contested that.

Secondly, it appears that forward Nick Foligno has had some hatred for his current Chicago Blackhawks teammate.

The aging captain faced numerous questions from the media at morning skate, but one of the questions regarding Pat Maroon's unexpected retirement promoted Foligno to reveal his longtime hatred towards his teammate.

Have a listen to the full interview in the video below:

Maroon and Foligno have spent multiple years playing alongside each other with the Boston Bruins and Chicago Blackhawks.

Despite the hatred that Pat Maroon receives, his emotional words of retirement stated in a recent interview highlight his love for the game.

Three Stanley Cups, 841 career games played and over 1,000 penalty minutes tallied up, Maroon served his role as a pest perfectly, and aging veteran Nick Foligno who tends to think so as well may join him in retirement shortly.