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It’s all about intent right? He tried to hit him much harder, but as you can tell by the rest of the playoffs, it’s hard for him to stay on his skates.It’s definitely a swat. He’s completely off balance from the push.
Thanks for the pic, it shows it rather well.
Try swinging a bat while standing on one leg and see how hard the contact is.
You realize there is a significant different in a base ball style slash happening in game (still doesn’t happen a dozen times) and happening after the game is ended. I can’t believe you are continuing on with this hopeless argument.
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You can’t seriously tell me this slash happens a dozen times in a game let alone after the game. Look at the wind up to the slash. You are completely out of touch with reality or just unwilling to admit you are wrong.
Look at the photo and the wind up. This slash doesn’t happen a dozen times during a game, let alone after a gsme.
Let’s compromise. We will offer to triple the suspension and have Cole serve it.
"baseball swings"Why is this being looked at? McDavid baseball swings his stick at a guy, and Soucy clearly tries to crosscheck him in the chest as retaliation. Not Soucys fault McDavid crumpled when Zadorov touched him.
Look at the video, not your screen grab that you think shows something it doesn't. That's not wind up, McDavid was trying to keep his balance from the first shove from Soucy.You realize there is a significant different in a base ball style slash happening in game (still doesn’t happen a dozen times) and happening after the game is ended. I can’t believe you are continuing on with this hopeless argument.
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You can’t seriously tell me this slash happens a dozen times in a game let alone after the game. Look at the wind up to the slash. You are completely out of touch with reality or just unwilling to admit you are wrong.
Look at the photo and the wind up. This slash doesn’t happen a dozen times during a game, let alone after a gsme.
Yes...the Canucks had one shot 5 on 5 after the firstThe Oilers chances are pretty slim, particularly when the Canucks powerplay is outperforming theirs.
Did I see some people in here say the Oilers dominated the Canucks last night?
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One is a fact the other is opinion.Did I refer to it as his shin? I don't think I did, but okay. Lots have. Lot's have also called it a lumberjack swing or baseball swing, so accuracy isn't really the standard in this discussion right now.
BATTERS UP!"baseball swings"
Rent free indeed.
Hits 50 to 30!The Oilers chances are pretty slim, particularly when the Canucks powerplay is outperforming theirs.
Did I see some Oilers fans in here say the Oilers dominated the Canucks last night?
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It does when you get crosschecked in the chest after a game is over. That photo is McDavid trying not to fall over after he got shoved backwards for no reason. There was very little power behind that slash.You realize there is a significant different in a base ball style slash happening in game (still doesn’t happen a dozen times) and happening after the game is ended. I can’t believe you are continuing on with this hopeless argument.
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You can’t seriously tell me this slash happens a dozen times in a game let alone after the game. Look at the wind up to the slash. You are completely out of touch with reality or just unwilling to admit you are wrong.
Look at the photo and the wind up. This slash doesn’t happen a dozen times during a game, let alone after a gsme.
Opinions can be wrong just as facts can be wrong. Comparing this incident to chopping wood or swinging a baseball bat is simply incorrect.One is a fact the other is opinion.
As a fan of neither team correct me if I'm wrong, isn't it a 2-1 series with all three games by 1 goal?All the Oilers in here pumping their chest like a Soucy suspension gives them the edge and right back into the series.
Hits 50 to 30!
This Canucks team is night and day from previous ones. They’ve been punishing the Oiler players physically all series. The longer the series goes the bigger that edge becomes imo. Plus McDrai playing half the game is to the Canucks advantage longer term.
It’s all about intent right? He tried to hit him much harder, but as you can tell by the rest of the playoffs, it’s hard for him to stay on his skates.
How come they review that play but not plays like this
When you throw a cross check you are responsible for where it ends up making contactWhy is this being looked at? McDavid baseball swings his stick at a guy, and Soucy clearly tries to crosscheck him in the chest as retaliation. Not Soucys fault McDavid crumpled when Zadorov touched him.
Cross check requires two hands on your stick, Soucy did not have two hands on his stick on the first shove.They really aren't a lot of the time. It's the same motion. A lot of the time, the only difference is if a guy touches with the stick or his gloves first.
I'm not expecting anything. All I said were that the incidents were similar - which another poster has already agreed with.If you’re expecting a similar punishment, I think you’re going to be disappointed.
A fact can't be wrong. Facts are things that have been verifiably proven.Opinions can be wrong just as facts can be wrong. Comparing this incident to chopping wood or swinging a baseball bat is simply incorrect.
Come on man. Just accept he did a two handed slash. No need to try to rewrite what happened.It does when you get crosschecked in the chest after a game is over. That photo is McDavid trying not to fall over after he got shoved backwards for no reason. There was very little power behind that slash.
So did Soucy!Probably because Ryan got a penalty for it.