Dylan Guenther of the Arizona Coyotes has his water cut off since he hasn’t paid his utility bill.

Dylan Guenther of the Arizona Coyotes, who was brought up from the Tucson Roadrunners in January, has been adjusting both on and off the ice.

In his 27 NHL games this season, the 2021 ninth overall pick has eight goals and 17 points; on Sunday, he recorded his first-ever three-point NHL game.

Guenther’s water was cut off earlier this week because he and his roommate and teammate Jack McBain neglected to pay their electricity bill.

As far as our living situation goes, I believe we’re kind of the laughingstock of the team,” Guenther said on NHL Tonight on NHL Network on Wednesday.

The two started living together last year and did not know each other beforehand.

We had our water turned off yesterday because we hadn’t paid our bills, but we weren’t done yet, so we went out and had some fun. It’s enjoyable,” Guenther continued.

“You really don’t understand how important water is until you go to brush your teeth and you run out of it.”

Guenther clarified that something went wrong with the bill payment.

“It turns out that the water and electricity were not connected as we had assumed.”

Guenther claimed that the two were without water for “14 or 16 hours” without receiving any notifications. Guenther claimed that McBain and he “battled through it,” and that they were washing their dishes with bottled water.

Guenther stated, “We figured we’d probably have to go a few more months before they shut it off.” “It’s nice that we were able to get it back on after they quickly shut it off.”