NHL player Sean Avery threatens teenager with windshield wipers during heated parking dispute

Sean Avery was involved in another argument with his neighbors … this time he was so angry at the way they parked their cars on the street outside his house that he threatened to hit their windshield wipers.

TMZ Sports learned … an argument erupted last Thursday in the Hollywood Hills when the former NHL player confronted a couple of people, including teenagers, over some vehicles that were stopped on the street.

Avery, who said he babysat for a man who lived on the block, was clearly furious with everyone, explaining that he believed the cars were parked illegally. He demanded that they be transferred immediately.

Neighbors, however, were not happy with the way he approached them about it – and a massive brawl broke out on the street, lasting several minutes.

At one point during the argument, Avery said, “Next time any of you park your cars there, I’m turning off your windshield wipers. One hundred percent. One hundred percent. Ask!”

He later added to one of the men filming the altercation: “Dude. You’re too low to actually try to challenge anyone. Just shut up.’

Several times during the argument, Avery called some of the men abusive words for little people.

We’re told the altercation eventually died down without further incident. The police were not called.

Of course, this isn’t the first time Avery has been caught on video getting upset with someone near his home … just last year, he smashed a man’s car mirror after he claimed the guy hit him while he was jogging on street