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I have to say while the Wings had a bad night, guessing they were distracted by all the hype that game was being given, it's funny reading all the Canadian guys pretty much talking smack over one game. It's barely over 1% of the entire season. One thing I read was "Alfredsson thought he was leaving for greener pastures." Seriously? If we're basing all of this off one game, this early in the season, then I'll just say where are the Wings in the standings compared to the Sens even with going 0-2-1 in their last 3? So dumb when media people get their bias in the way of things like this.
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Wow just saw the Scott hit. Awful. Hopefully Shanahan throws the book at this guy. Pure classlessness
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Fantastic. Man, between Kaleta, Ott, and Scott, this Sabres team is just overflowing with class. |
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Milbury ruined the Isles but I agree with him here. On NHL live before the game, he said Scott doesn't have a place in the game cause he has no hockey skill, etc and only there to, paraphrase, goon it up. And then that hit happened. He was killing Scott, the coach Rolston and the Sabres organization for all their dirty hits so far this year after the game. He finally got something right. |
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Now, if you want good, solid announcers (and yeah, maybe this shows MY bias), check out Mike Haynes and Peter McNabb for the Avalanche. Incredibly knowledgeable, call it like they see it, and don't go off on ridiculous tangents about something that has nothing to do with the game. Yeah, they talk more about the Avs because they're catering to their home network, but they also call it like they see it. |
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I mean, let's try to list the number of pure, skill-less goons who suit up on a REGULAR basis for their team: John Scott George Parros Paul Bissonnette (iffy, he's scratched an awful lot) Colton Orr Brian McGratton Kevin Westgarth ... Maybe a few more that I can't think of off the top of my head, but the point is there's not many. Now, I'm talking pure, no-talent-other-than-fists enforcers. Guys like Shawn Thornton don't count, as they can take a regular shift and actually contribute. |
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2fCKINi4qgE So I liked that. lol But the TSN guys, you are supposed to be objective even if it's Canada and they were coming across as 14 year old fans. |
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Islanders carry Boulton on the roster but he has only played one game so far against, guess who, the Sabres. He actually had an assist in that game and, though, I don't want him getting regular shifts, he knows the game and doesn't "hurt" us. But Scott has no place in the game. I think it is 50/50 he has played his last game coming off of this. |
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Jared Boll is another example of a guy that is an enforcer but can also play a quality shift on the 4th line. There is no reason for John Scott to be in the NHL.
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I actually had to listen to it on Columbus Day when the Wings played in the afternoon. I was like "so this is what this feels like?" So John Scott, saw the hit finally...screw him. Get him out of this league. |
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:lol there is no sport worse for radio than hockey
even tennis would be better |
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"Here they come around turn one, turn two...." "Tiger hit that far. You should see it." |
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:lol well at least golf happens slowly.
there is just too much happening too quickly in hockey to even begin to describe it. no comment on NASCAR. |
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http://www.arcticicehockey.com/2013/...ckey-analytics
This is an absolutely wonderful article that gives an introduction to some simple elements of advanced hockey analysis. Really good stuff. |
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I fully expect the NHL to give Scott 5 games. Have a bucket of popcorn next to me waiting to watch twitter explode.
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I'm thinking 8. While he's just a big goon, he's not at Kaletta status just yet so hoping in between.
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Guys, it's cool. Scott "felt sick to his stomach last night"
*exaggerated wank-off motion* |
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Wow I've read a lot of people online saying that this is the same as the Lucic hit on Miller, which I find ridiculous.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YZDsjIDV3cs (My all time favorite hockey game) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hCOinbvEsuU (Well worth the 6 minute watch) |
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I had an important message for you a page or 2 ago Chris
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Now here's my opinion on the John Scott incident, and it'll probably be an unpopular one.
John Scott is not a shit bag, is not "classless", is not a thug. The hit looks bad, yes, and I really hope Loui can come back soon...HOWEVER...I don't think it was a "dirty" hit. I don't in any way think Scott intended to injure Loui. Not only because Scott is almost notoriously known for being one of the nicest and most genuine guys in the NHL, but because I don't think Scott is good enough on his skates to really make that kind of split second decision. He is sent out there with 1 mission from his coaches, which Mr. Juilen so nicely reminded us all of post game. I quote, "He did his job. He's there to do 2 things: to fight and to hurt. He did both of those things" This is 100% true. He's an enforcer. He's sent out there to put some hurt into guys. Does he intend to injure them? I in no way believe so...but that's the role of an enforcer. Hockey teams need different role guys. Not everyone is sent out there to score goals. Scott is sent out to make star players a little more timid when they handle the puck. John Scott has about 8 inches on Eriksson. His shoulder lines up with Eriksson's head. He probably saw an opportunity to check a star player for the other team, lined him up, and just so happened to hit him in a bad spot. Scott is a huge guy. This is a size difference issue as much as anything. Also, Eriksson needs to keep his fucking head up in the neutral zone, and I would bet my next paycheck that Loui said the same thing, or at least thought it. Toews learned that early when he got ROCKED by Willie Mitchell: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RLbLiGXqHIA You know what Toews said postgame about that hit? Not that Mitchell is a dirty player, but that it was his fault for having his head down (which you actually hear the announcer say something about that after the hit too). Long story short, let's not start a witch hunt for John Scott. |
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I'm sniffing a potential three goals for the Flyers tonight! Sniffing it!
Also sniffing Mason finally having a bad game and gives up 5! |
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He got suspended indefinitely. As a Sabres fan that's great news to finally get the guy off of the ice, but as a hockey fan I don't know if I agree with that. I was expecting somewhere between 5-8, mostly because he doesn't have any priors. I just want him back for the Toronto game. Let him back for that and suspend him again afterwards. |
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Also, I agree with what Chris said. Eriksson needs to keep his head up there....
And it's worth noting, Scott went to Ott last night and got Eriksson's phone number since they played together in Dallas. |
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