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Originally posted by Zyklon_Jay clean hit. crouching leaf hidden golfer.

laugh now but wait till Boston gets the first pick overall

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Originally posted by Dj Nacht Id say its borderline. He doesn't jump into him, he just kinda pops up once the contact is made which makes it seem like charging. If the refs would have called it I wouldn't have disagreed either.

agreed. And if they start calling the majority of these hits as charging then the league becomes pussified indeed.

Watch out Toronto, all the teams below you are starting to win games too, even Jersey

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Originally posted by Spin Laden agreed. And if they start calling the majority of these hits as charging then the league becomes pussified indeed. Watch out Toronto, all the teams below you are starting to win games too, even Jersey

the league became pussified with the instigator penalty.....its been downhill ever since. The league is slowing taking checking out of the game.

clean or dirty chem?

you have the announcer crying head shot, but hits like this are part of hockey and should not be removed from it. The big hit can be more exciting than the goal. This ain't ringette.

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Originally posted by Zyklon_Jay clean or dirty chem? you have the announcer crying head shot, but hits like this are part of hockey and should not be removed from it. The big hit can be more exciting than the goal. This ain't ringette.

I wouldn't call it a dirty hit to the head.....he clearly is not coming from behind or a blind sport to make the hit. The issue I have with the hit is the upward motion and leaving the feet. You could make that same hit without making that upward motion.

I agree that a big hit can be a momentum changer in a game but the players still need to think before they hit.

You can't and shouldn't take hitting out of the game. Let the players police themselves more by getting rid of the instigator rule. There are too many players who run around hitting the shit out of anyone and everyone without any regard for safety. They may think twice about being stupid if they actually have to stand up to an enforcer for what they did.

At some point the player with puck posession or in the immediate area of the puck has to take some responsibility to keep their heads up. You will also notice that are few players are becoming great at selling in terms of drawing penalties on perfectly fine hits. How many times do we see players purposely turn their backs in the corner last minute to try and draw a hit from behind penalty?

If Doughty doesn't make that hit, Hall skates around him like a pylon (aka homo komisarus maximus.) and gets a scoring chance.

Subban hit him right in the chest with his back. No shoulder, no elbow, just body to body. Leaving your feet does not always mean penalty or intent to injure. Even with a nice low hip check you leave your feet to increase your momentem in the goal of slowing the opposing player. This is what Doughty did, he could have hip checked him in the same way i just described and probably hurt him worse in this situation.

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Originally posted by Zyklon_Jay At some point the player with puck posession or in the immediate area of the puck has to take some responsibility to keep their heads up.

+googleplex

it's total garbage these days when you see fights starting from 'solid' hits. I love fights probably more than anyone on here but not when it's because a dude can't handle a solid hit.

Bring back the Scott Stevens forearm shot to the head

also: Say what you will about Subban, but at his tender age he is one hell of a hockey player. I don't think there is one team in the NHL that would not want a prospect of this nature.

It is about time the habs have a well rounded skilled player that can get into the other team's stars heads. Look what he was able to do to Crosby in the playoffs last year. So what, Poulet Kentucky is cocky, the league needs guys like him to sell the sport.

Wisnewski is the dirty player, and there is no doubt he will provide you with something legitimately dirty for you this year. Hopefully on Kessel.

dude... pk is a supastar.... end of story

most teams would give up quite a lot for him :P but he's ours BITCHES

I can't believe we got Wisnewski for nothing still. He isn't a superstar, but to fill up big shoes quickly due to injuries and not give up a roster player is nuts.

PFK may get his ass handed to him at some point in the reg season but his cocky attidude is taylor-made for the playoffs, in terms of what ANF's post articulates.

Habs do not have policemen to protect him during the season but in the playoffs it won't matter as much, when the goons sit or when bad retaliatory penalties make teams pay even more.

PFK wouldn't survive in the old NHL

The kid can actually toss them. He doesn't need pilates classes like Lapierre.

yeah, once he gets his fighting balance issues down

geez, one can argue that the NHL is already in playoff mode, what with the salary cap and defensive systems, rolling lines, etc.. there's so much parity now as a result, imo.

No more room for goons and bad penalities, even during the reg season too. This is maybe the best thing for a team like Montreal that doesn't waste roster spots on one-dimensional goon type players.

lol laraque before he got fat and busted his back?

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Originally posted by Marcus007 lol laraque before he got fat and busted his back?

hehe.. I thought GSP was fighting a sea lion during that exhibition.

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Originally posted by Zyklon_Jay clean or dirty chem? you have the announcer crying head shot, but hits like this are part of hockey and should not be removed from it. The big hit can be more exciting than the goal. This ain't ringette.

clean. the duffus had his head down....other player just rammed into him and did not jump

i saw laraque in the lobby at work the other day

fat bastard

he still gets like $2.5k per DAY from the CH

lol @ his worst sports injury ever being in skating for the stars.

Buddy of mine works at Cavalli's and PK and some of the guys party there all the time, he tells me he's the biggest douche of all time hahaha.. super cocky, trying to pick up chicks when he's hammered and just spitting all over them.. guess it's cuz he's still only 20 years old but I find it funny.

He's gonna be an all star.

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Originally posted by Enjoy i saw laraque in the lobby at work the other day fat bastard he still gets like $2.5k per DAY from the CH

you might catch him at Rouge,... saw him a few weeks ago.

He's huge!

I have been waiting for wisniewski to unleash the evil bastard but hes been fairly tame so far.

How many injuries did we get this game? Sigh....

that game should have been ours.

gotta give ryan miller credit, and hats off to carey once again. This year he deserves to be an all star. The zebras gave the sabres a point...good news is that they suck and it doesn't matter.

no news on the injury front yet. Honeastly the Cammilieri injury won't affect us as much as i think that many believe it will. He really has not been consistent at all this year, right noe the way Paciorety was playing, his loss is a bit bigger. AT least if he doesn't score he drives to the net and hits. He is showing hunger to stay in the nhl, while cammilieri has been figured out by all of the other teams that know if they take away his one timer from the faceoff circle...he won't score many other ways. Hopefully he will come back better and stronger like he did last year. This team is in 6th place and really is not that good...imagine if we could get some consistency.

i still can't believe the great shape we are in the standings considering the injuries and suspect play of the habs. First in the division a possibility tomorrow, and we deffo need home ice in the playoffs to have a shot.

Games are really starting to mean something now, the most awesome time of the hockey season is upon us.

and you can cross Pittsburgh off the list to represent the east in the Stanley Cup

Bleak Sunday in Pittsburgh, Steelers lose and Malkin's gone for season.

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