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i understand that way of thinking but it's a slippery slope handing out punishments based on the outcome. |
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It wasn't just a slash though. I mentioned earlier about how he choked up on the stick to then swing. The only time you really do that is to take a golf swing at the puck hoping to clear it, and that wasn't the case here.
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Capitals came out flat. Very flat. No speed through the neutral zone. They will have to find a way to be quicker. Caps had a bunch of great opportunities in the 3rd where the game could have been knotted up but Islanders were in the shooting lanes all night line.
Good news is we saw the ceiling for the Islanders. They won't get any better than that. Caps need to turn it up. Quickly. |
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and you're advocating making one of the most highly skilled players in the league sit out because emotions ran high during the game. with you it always comes back to the fact that you don't think crosby is protected by the NHL. just give it up man, i watched three hockey games last night and thy were all fantastic to watch, there's nothing wrong with this league. |
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1. there is very little skill in the league right now dude. scoring is at an all time low for the modern game 2. emotions ran high? of course, its the playoffs. part of being a professional is being able to control your emotions. what a terrible excuse 3. hahahaha there's nothing wrong with the league? it's fans like you that will never allow the NHL to crawl out of it's prehistoric state |
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Suspend Subban for entire series or as long as Stone is out. Whichever one comes first.
Usually in the season the offender doesn't play the injuried players team until another week/month. In the playoffs in this case the two teams are playing the duration of a series. Would make sense. |
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the point is that emotions ran high and there were multiple questionable plays by both teams that were dangerous. you are just looking at the one where a guy got injured and crying for a suspension.
i just watched it again several times trying to see your point, i just really don't think it's as malicious as you're making it out to be. if he hits him in the head area it's a different story. i think a double minor or a 5 minute major would have been fine, a game misconduct was a strong penalty but that's enough, time to move on. |
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i get it becca, you're old school
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im not old school, I enjoy the modern game and the recent changes you've made, you're just some kind of weird european hockey fan that wants to see guys stickhandle fast.
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JFC... he choked up on his stick and swung it at the dude like a baseball bat while the puck was no where near either of them.
There is BIG difference between a game being "chippy" and using your stick as a weapon. That being just a "hockey thing" is pure BS. |
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Next time a Pirates batter thinks about charging the mound when he gets beaned I think Hurdle should tell him... "take the bat with you. Game's getting chippy. Just one of those baseball things."
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it's "part of the game" and "emotions were running high" so it's ok to commit assault |
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well you've just blown the entire thing completely out of proportion now.
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also you should watch the play again. it's just not as bad as you guys are making it out to be. |
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This argument is just getting retarded
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:lol Emotions were definitely high when Tomlin tried to trip the guy from Balt. I mean it was the second half. He was probably hungry too. It was Thanksgiving night.
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Shit like this happens ALL THE TIME in hockey though. No ones saying it's not a vicious and unnecessary play. But he was given a game misconduct for it. That's a fair penalty for a play like that
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who cares if he meant to break his wrist or not? I think he meant to slash the stick hard enough to break it, but he did hit the wrist and stone's out for the series. game misconduct was definitely justified. Subban is a repeat offender and should get more than just a slap on the wrist.
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Finally got around to watching the Subban slash, which seems to be the hot topic today. :lol
Matty's ruling (FWIW): 5-minute major. No game misconduct, no suspension. Still very reckless and dangerous though. What makes it a major instead of a minor, IMHO is a) being away from the play, and b) Subban choking up on his stick like that before swinging. No place for it. Sit him down for five. My favorite part of the whole thing is Subban jumping up and down like a little bitch right after the whistle blew. |
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im not saying it was ok, i just don't think it warrants being suspended from a playoff game especially since he already missed most of one. he definitley takes a bigger swing than most slashes but i wonder if he was actually trying to hit him in the wrist, stone kind of skates into it. if he just knocks the stick out of his hands it's 2 minutes. |
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