stokes84
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He didn't hit him in the head, that's what I meant.
Doesn't have to be a headshot to be a dirty play. Blindside, defenseless player who never touched the puck. Just an ugly play all around.
He didn't hit him in the head, that's what I meant.
He didn't hit him in the head, that's what I meant.
Every single replay shows Bartkowski's shoulder hitting Gionta in the head.
Doesn't have to be a headshot to be a dirty play. Blindside, defenseless player who never touched the puck. Just an ugly play all around.
Yeah, after he hit his shoulder.Every single replay shows Bartkowski's shoulder hitting Gionta in the head.
Wait are you serious? So taller players need to crouch down now to accomodate smaller players when making their checks? Is that what you're saying
For me, it does. Blindside full body hits should never be illegal.
Yeah, after he hit his shoulder.
The only thing I dont like about the hit is the embellishment. Was the cartwheel really necessary? Gionta is lucky he didn't get a fine
Clear, clear, clear headshot, though I'm not ready to say Bartkoswski intended to lay one, but it was Brian Gionta. Had it not been one of the 4 smallest player in the East, it would not have been a headshot. And it was also ovbvious interference.
Got the pounding he deserved and hopefully will sit out 3-4 games.
The only thing I dont like about the hit is the embellishment. Was the cartwheel really necessary? Gionta is lucky he didn't get a fine
You guys are killing me when I see ''beautiful hit other than it's interference''. These types of hit are the most dangerous as the player isn't preparing himself to be hit. Interference hits are in the same categorie of hit from behind in my book. It's gutless.
This got 3 games last year:
If the Department of Player Safety has a shred of integrity, they have to suspend Bartkowski on that precedent alone.
The onus is on the hitter in that situation, so yes, he does have to take height into account when initiating a hit.
Kind of reminds of the hit against Havlat in terms of the player just missing the puck.
Foligno doled out all of the discipline that was needed.
It's games like this where Buffalo misses Scott. Seeing Lucic backpedal faster than a corner back from the line of scrimmage was priceless.
Ummm that's totally different. Edler hit Hertl's head only, that hit is not even remotely similar to this one.
Interference is the only (possible/likely) issue, not the contact itself.
Edler hit body and head. Same as Barkowski.
No he didn't. In Edler's hit head was the PPOC and the target of the hit.
Nonsense. Watch the video.