KingsHockey24
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i'm gonna hope his hip took the brunt of the blow but he was out cold for a second there, hopefully just from the whiplashLewis looked really bad. I think his shoulder or arm might be ****ed up.
exactly. there's no penalty, it's just chicken****. there's got to be some kind of professional respect.
i'm gonna hope his hip took the brunt of the blow but he was out cold for a second there, hopefully just from the whiplash
exactly. there's no penalty, it's just chicken****. there's got to be some kind of professional respect.
He definitely banged his head, but the way he was hanging that shoulder looked like he at least had a separated shoulder.Lewis looked utterly stunned. Might have got his bell rung.
No his head banged the board, gonna be a concussion. If it was shoulder trainer would have held the arm skating off the iceYup no question
the way his arms went stiff then slumped makes me think he was outLewis looked utterly stunned. Might have got his bell rung.
His right arm was hanging visibly low. He may also have a concussion, I have no idea. Either way it’s garbage.No his head banged the board, gonna be a concussion. If it was shoulder trainer would have held the arm skating off the ice
rolling quick on a b2b after a streak like that would be such a slap in the face to kuemper, i can't imagine they wouldWell, if you're doing it normally, Kuemper will get the start tomorrow... But we'll see.
SECTION 6 – PHYSICAL FOULS
Rule 41 - Boarding
41.1
Boarding
– A boarding penalty shall be imposed on any player who
checks or pushes a defenseless opponent in such a manner that
causes the opponent to hit or impact the boards violently or
dangerously. The severity of the penalty, based upon the impact with
the boards, shall be at the discretion of the Referee.
There is an enormous amount of judgment involved in the
application of this rule by the Referees. The onus is on the player
applying the check to ensure his opponent is not in a defenseless
position and if so, he must avoid or minimize contact. However, in
determining whether such contact could have been avoided, the
circumstances of the check, including whether the opponent put
himself in a vulnerable position immediately prior to or simultaneously
with the check or whether the check was unavoidable can be
considered. This balance must be considered by the Referees when
applying this rule.
How does this not apply exactly?
"defenseless" is the hangup there, he's got the puck on his tape and he's shooting, he's eligible to be checked. it's **** but it's the way it is.
i mean when have we ever seen a boarding call for a check that wasn't through the numbers anyway?