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Definitions by Sensnational

The act of ditching the team you are on to join an already winning team. Like a player jumping on the bandwagon of another winning team, and riding on their coat tails and acting like .

All three NHL players from the Tkachuk family quit their teams to join recent championship winners. They Tkachukked their team.
Winning is hard. I guess I'll Tkachuk it and just demand a trade to the top team in the league. That should get me in the Hall of Fame.

I think we all knew Brady was going to Tkachuk us, just like is brother and father did. What traitors.

Winning on my own is hard. Tkachuk it, I'll just join the winning team.
Tkachuk by Sensnational June 29, 2026

Tkachuk 'em

To abandon the team you've been fighting with to join the opposing team, or to ditch your long-term friends the second you get invited by another group. Especially when in a leadership role with the team. Basically, the modern Benedict Arnold.
Why are you switching teams now? Your team is getting better every year... and didn't you say those guys were your brothers and that you'd stay to win the championship with them?

I did say that, but my real big brother and his friends invited me, so I'll just quit and join them instead. It's the easy way to win, just abandon your team and join the winning team. It's what my dad did, it's what my brother did, and now I'm going to do it too, I'll just Tkachuk 'em.

That's a real dick move.
Tkachuk 'em by Sensnational June 27, 2026

Tkachuk it

To abandon the team you've been fighting with to join the opposing team. Similar to sporadic fans that jump on the bandwagon of a winning team, but it's worse because you betray the team you are on. The modern Benedict Arnold.
This is hard work. Oh Tkachuck it, I'll just quit and join the winning team.

My team hasn't won the championship in years.... Tkachuk it, I'll just join whatever team is winning now.
Tkachuk it by Sensnational June 27, 2026