The NHL just needs to make head hits a call, like hooking or slashing a hand. Of course, they aren't consistent with that call either, but it would be a start.Thats a stupid rule or distinction. If the guy gets crushed in the head, who gives a f*** if he brushed his shoulder 1st or left the ice.
Because that's called incidental content and if you don't allow that you may as well remove all contact. It actually makes senseThats a stupid rule or distinction. If the guy gets crushed in the head, who gives a f*** if he brushed his shoulder 1st or left the ice.
yea it comes with age lolOur PP takes 1 minutes to gain the zone and get set up is the problem
This is the NHL, where pushing away an opponents discarded stick is an automatic two minutes. But feel free to drive your shoulder into someone’s face and knock them out of the game into concussion protocol.The NHL just needs to make head hits a call, like hooking or slashing a hand. Of course, they aren't consistent with that call either, but it would be a start.
Nonsense. Head shot is not incidental contact and if you didnt mean it too badBecause that's called incidental content and if you don't allow that you may as well remove all contact. It actually makes sense
Garbage. Players will learn to keep contact to the chest.Because that's called incidental content and if you don't allow that you may as well remove all contact. It actually makes sense
Garbage. Players will learn to keep contact to the chest.Because that's called incidental content and if you don't allow that you may as well remove all contact. It actually makes sense
Most high sticks are incidental.Nonsense. Head shot is not incidental contact and if you didnt mean it too bad
I like Berube's influence on this Toronto team.
That and they are blocking shots and taking pride in their own zone more than in past seasons. Vegas had every chance to get a goal or two in the second period, but tough play prevented that.They are playing a heavy style that is for sure
Last I heard it’s still a contact sport. And yes, you can get hurt.It's a legal hit by the rules, but it's the typical BS that happens all the time in today's game with players who launch upwards into a hit which serves no purpose except to injure someone.
That and they are blocking shots and taking pride in their own zone more than in past seasons. Vegas had every chance to get a goal or two in the second period, but tough play prevented that.
And if he had kept himself level and drove *into* Knies it would be a great hit. Instead he crouched and then launched himself upwards.Last I heard it’s still a contact sport. And yes, you can get hurt.
With Knies positioning, it was going to be head contact.And if he had kept himself level and drove *into* Knies it would be a great hit. Instead he crouched and then launched himself upwards.
And yet… no penalty.And if he had kept himself level and drove *into* Knies it would be a great hit. Instead he crouched and then launched himself upwards.
Evidently, it was.They are completely different hits. But Whiteclouds wasn't a clean hit lol
I've really liked his game tonight from when I've tuned inGrebenkin should fit in nicely with the Berube style
Hopefully next season he is up full time.
Right. As I've said multiple times, including in the post you quoted, it is a legal hit as far as the NHL is concerned. It being legal is different than it being a good hit.And yet… no penalty.
Agreed. Sometimes head contact isn't avoidable. But the approach he took, by crouching and then launching upwards, ensured far more impact went to the head than if he had leaned into the hit.With Knies positioning, it was going to be head contact.