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yeah, i guess it just has to do with a hit to the head, they're making a statement that they will take that very seriously.
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1) I don't think he really left his feet in the "dirty" sense of leaving your feet. There's a huge difference between jumping into a check and leaving your feet because of a check...if that makes sense. Your feet are going to leave the ice on any huge shoulder check. It's just so much momentum...it happens. There's a difference between how Seabs left his feet, and how Torres left his feet no his Hossa hit. 2) I was guessing 1, but wasn't going to be surprised by up to 3. I'm not complaining about that length. I want the game cleaner. I wanna see guys respect each other. If this is what it takes, then so be it. That said, it does seem like 1 or 2 above what I would have obviously guessed. Seabs is a clean player with a clean history. He's never even been fined. But, oh well. 3) I would say the Lucic one is dirtier, for sure. That's a pure intent at being a dirt bag. Seabs at least was a hockey play, and you can make a case that Backes didn't leave himself in the best position. Should Seabs have pulled up or at least tried to lessen the blow? Absolutely, but Lucic's move has no place in hockey. That said, if Seabs is going to get 3, Lucic deserves at LEAST 1. |
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2. 3 games is fine with me 3. completely agree p much edit: and didn't mean to re-hash anything, i just wasn't around over the weekend |
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The biggest thing I think, like you guys said, is the head being the principle point of contact. I agree with Chris that it's not in Seabrook's style to do something like that, but intent is irrelevant when the head is hit, and it was hit hard. But that's the biggest thing to me. In other words, if Seabs lowers the shoulder a bit more, that's probably a clean hit. But I will also admit that's easy for us to say when we're watching from our couches at a slowed-down view. I agree with others: Fine with removing dirty hits from the game, but consistency is a huge issue. |
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people often bitch about NFL fines and suspensions, but they do it right, the NHL could learn a thing or 2 from the NFL in that regard |
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If I recall correctly only Seabs back leg was off the ice at initial point of contact and momentum carried his front leg off the ice. I'm more pissed at the taunting afterwards by keith
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Someone said it, very audible in the video on the past page and you see Steen mouth real classy or something.
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Looks like we're all in agreement here :lol
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sooo... how about those blue jackets?
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When you score with a BJ you would shoot off like a cannon too
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I'm just thinking of the gold that could be mined in terms of pick up lines Niskanen could use on Blue Jacket fan girls. "Hey, BJ girl, wanna fire my Nis-cannon?" Quote:
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portzline is such a douche, how he has a job is beyond me
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