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Post-Game Talk: Don't you BORGET about me
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eco's bones
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On Rempe's ejections:
1. hit on Nathan Bastian---to me that should have been a two minute at most. He just ran over or through a guy who didn't see him coming. That part is mostly on Bastian's not being aware enough.
2. Siegenthaler hit. That one was a blatant elbow and deserved an ejection and a suspension. That said Siegenthaler pulled up to avoid a hit when if he had just taken the hit and not tried to bale he probably wouldn't have been concussed. I would think Siegenthaler won't do that again.
3. MacDermid fight. The Rangers and Devils had a five man line brawl to start the game and Rempe, MacDermid and three others from each team were ejected for not being in the initial fight that kicked it all off. That was a team thing and neither team got any kind of player advantage out of it.
4. hit on Heiskanen---more like charging/boarding. The elbow is kind of up but that's at least partly due to his being 6'9. He doesn't really raise it to hit with.....seem more like he was trying to turn his body into the hit because he didn't want to go straight into the glass. 5 minute worthy? Well maybe. Ref thought so.....but it wasn't all that outrageous as some are making it out. That Heiskanen is a big time player though is not going to help Rempe's case if there's a hearing. A lot might depend if Heiskanen is really hurt. He wasn't down all that long and he left the ice under his own steam. He might be fine.
1. hit on Nathan Bastian---to me that should have been a two minute at most. He just ran over or through a guy who didn't see him coming. That part is mostly on Bastian's not being aware enough.
2. Siegenthaler hit. That one was a blatant elbow and deserved an ejection and a suspension. That said Siegenthaler pulled up to avoid a hit when if he had just taken the hit and not tried to bale he probably wouldn't have been concussed. I would think Siegenthaler won't do that again.
3. MacDermid fight. The Rangers and Devils had a five man line brawl to start the game and Rempe, MacDermid and three others from each team were ejected for not being in the initial fight that kicked it all off. That was a team thing and neither team got any kind of player advantage out of it.
4. hit on Heiskanen---more like charging/boarding. The elbow is kind of up but that's at least partly due to his being 6'9. He doesn't really raise it to hit with.....seem more like he was trying to turn his body into the hit because he didn't want to go straight into the glass. 5 minute worthy? Well maybe. Ref thought so.....but it wasn't all that outrageous as some are making it out. That Heiskanen is a big time player though is not going to help Rempe's case if there's a hearing. A lot might depend if Heiskanen is really hurt. He wasn't down all that long and he left the ice under his own steam. He might be fine.
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Raspewtin
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He runs around way less in Hartford because he can keep up better. He lays some big hits but he noticably plays differently in NY because his reaction time is poor at this level. I've seen 10+ games of him there.
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I said it would be four or more because of what he got for the Siegenthaler elbow and he's now a repeat offender (in a very brief period). Looks like it will probably be four or more. He'll have to do a hell of a job explaining it away to get less.
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I said it would be four or more because of what he got for the Siegenthaler elbow and he's now a repeat offender (in a very brief period). Looks like it will probably be four or more. He'll have to do a hell of a job explaining it away to get less.
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mrmovies779
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He's getting 7 or 8 I'm betting.Kid needs to smarten up or he's going to find himself playing in beer leagues soon enough
17futurecap
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He’s literally unplayable in any close game in the last period, up to him to figure out what he wants his career to be.
hackeyman
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Not a coincidence but yet some guys here don't get it.
will1066
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Sounds logical. So, no amount of games in Hartford is going to make him react better up here, though. I'm not rebutting what you're saying. I just think he's better playing up here even with the admittedly poor judgment calls he makes. He'll only learn up here.
inranger94
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Soon Rempe will be a guest of honor at that in person office wherever it is
will1066
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"We've prepared your personal XL chair."
Rempe should stay in the lineup after he serves his 20 game suspension for vehicular manslaughter
NickyFotiu
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If I'm Rempe's coach I explain to Matt that the meeting is an opportunity. Go in there with your friendly personality> Tell them you are not trying to hurt anyone. Apologize for anything over the line. Ask the person to point out exactly where he crosses the line so he can try his best to eliminate that from his hits. Then thank the guy. That should help him today and in the future.
zlev
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Borgen and Vaakanainen were pretty good. both can skate better than I thought. if we could upgrade Lindgren to someone worthy of being a 1st pairing defenseman we might still have something here.
There's a way to make that hit that doesn't lead to this. If he hits the guy with his shoulders pointed up ice, the guy bounces off the boards, maybe 2 minutes. Rempe's shoulders were facing the glass which means he squashed the guy like a bug. There's a code among players. That guy had to turn that way to clear the puck. He should be able to without taking that type of hit.
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If he didn't learn the first 3 times, he's not learning this time either.
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McRanger92
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Rempe’s issue is that he’s so big in order to protect himself from getting hurt he needs to throw his arms out when he hits the boards. Hes gotta pull up there with the guys numbers facing him. It was a 2 minute penalty.
NickyFotiu
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While it is helpful for Rempe to learn that is not the main things I would be looking to accomplish. The main things are,
1. So Rempe can come back and say hey I did what we discussed if its a bad call.
2. To use a phrase it is to "game the refs" in a way meaning it never hurts to make a good impression with the people laying out punishment. Get them to realize you are trying to understand them and want to make these visits happen less often.
I also think its a natural inclination to put up your arms if you are not confident in your stopping ability.
He needed to turn left and rub the guy into the boards. He went straight in and pile drived the guy. It was 5 minutes. It wasn't the arms up, it was his angle.
will1066
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The only thing wrong i see with the hit is that it's late. Ease up on the throttle.
And if you don't hear from the person after 2 days, follow up with a courtesy call and reinforce the points you made in the interview.
Idk what to say as far as these defensemen go either. Seems to be becoming standard practice to protect a puck against the wall with your numbers out and then turn your body to keep your back facing oncoming pressure.
That's fine in a no-contact league, but there has to be better coaching and more responsibility in that aspect of these situations as well.
Rempe has to learn to just bail sometimes, but the more I've watched that hit the less I've seen it as a bad one. Jmho
That's fine in a no-contact league, but there has to be better coaching and more responsibility in that aspect of these situations as well.
Rempe has to learn to just bail sometimes, but the more I've watched that hit the less I've seen it as a bad one. Jmho
Heiskanen returned so on that end it may save him from a 8+ game deal.
The hit was still major worthy and he’s still likely to miss 6-8.
Now 2 of these have made me laugh.
Well then they need to stick Rempe in Hartford until he figures it out, and find another hulkish goon to help everyone feel safe. Because Rempe obviously has something to bring to the table but it doesn't help him or the team if he keeps taking major penalties and if he's suspended more than he's in the lineup.
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