LW Zachary L'Heureux - Moncton Wildcats, QMJHL (2021, 27th, NSH)

[Leafshater67]

I think it is pretty well accepted that shit talking was happening. Still can't hit a fan with your stick lol

Why not? People should be held accountable for their actions. Some fans are terrible.

 

[TippinOn44s]

"I was just trying to give my stick to a young fan but he politely refused."

 

[Kobe Armstrong]

Has anyone posted a summary / breakdown of the dates and descriptions of all his suspensions?

 

[Coaches Coroner]

Why not? People should be held accountable for their actions. Some fans are terrible.

If you have to ask why players can't attack fans, you probably aren't equipped to understand any answer you get. I swear some of you have some kind of pathology where you see someone being criticized or having done something bad on the internet and you instinctually feel the knee jerk reaction to defend it at all cost, no matter how bad or stupid it is.

 

[BondraTime]

He’s never going to get his head on straight, at any level

 

[playasRus]

If you have to ask why players can't attack fans, you probably aren't equipped to understand any answer you get. I swear some of you have some kind of pathology where you see someone being criticized or having done something bad on the internet and you instinctually feel the knee jerk reaction to defend it at all cost, no matter how bad or stupid it is.

Probably extends past the internet.

 

[Martin Skoula]

Why not? People should be held accountable for their actions. Some fans are terrible.

Because that’s assault lol. Go hit a guy on the street with a stick and see how well “yeah but officer, he called me a name” works for you.

 

[Sasha Orlov]

Why not? People should be held accountable for their actions. Some fans are terrible.

Because there are laws?

 

[Sasha Orlov]

I hear from people who were in attendance that said fan spit on him before he hit them with his stick

 

[ZDH]

Don't get the whole "well, it depends what the fan said" angle.

No it doesn't.

I hear from people who were in attendance that said fan spit on him before he hit them with his stick

If that's true I get it.

 

[LeProspector]

Because that’s assault lol. Go hit a guy on the street with a stick and see how well “yeah but officer, he called me a name” works for you.

I hear from people who were in attendance that said fan spit on him before he hit them with his stick

If this is the case, the assault would be placed on the fan not hereaux.

if the fan did spit on him, the reaction is understandable to say the least.

 

[cool beans]

I hear from people who were in attendance that said fan spit on him before he hit them with his stick

I would’ve speared that guy too.

 

[theslatcher]

If this is the case, the assault would be placed on the fan not hereaux.

if the fan did spit on him, the reaction is understandable to say the least.

No, if that's the case both could be charged with assault.

 

[Tube Skates]

If he doesn’t make it as a hockey player maybe he should become a cop

 

[Coaches Coroner]

If this is the case, the assault would be placed on the fan not hereaux.

if the fan did spit on him, the reaction is understandable to say the least.

Not really. If someone spits on you/at you, and your response is disproportionate, you aren't getting off scott free. You would be right if he didn't respond with a higher degree of assault (getting spit at/on isn't as bad as getting speared with a hockey stick). You might get a lighter punishment than if it were not provoked though

 

[LeProspector]

Not really. If someone spits on you/at you, and your response is disproportionate, you aren't getting off scott free. You would be right if he didn't respond with a higher degree of assault (getting spit at/on isn't as bad as getting speared with a hockey stick). You might get a lighter punishment than if it were not provoked though

I don’t know how laws work in Quebec so I can’t comment further.

Nonetheless. the reaction is without a doubt understandable if the fan spit on him and I would ban that fan from that arena for life.

 

[bigdog16]

They both will find themselves in trouble if the fan actually spit on him.

If that really happened, it's pretty easy to justify why he went after the fan. That's the ultimate form of disrespect.

 

[WhereAreTheCookies]

Has anyone posted a summary / breakdown of the dates and descriptions of all his suspensions?

• November 6, 2020 – unsportsmanlike conduct and taking off helmet during a fight (4-game suspension)
• February 5, 2021 – high sticking and accumulation of codes (4th infraction) (3-game suspension)
• April 4, 2021 – unsportsmanlike conduct (2-game suspension)
• April 13, 2021 – fighting after the original altercation, accumulation of codes (4-game suspension)
• November 12, 2021 – high sticking, repeat offender (4-game suspension)
• December 18, 2021 – high sticking, repeat offender (6-game suspension)
• March 10, 2022 – aggressor (1-game suspension)
• January 8, 2023 – staged fight, unsportsmanlike conduct (3-game suspension)
• February 10, 2023 – an incident with a fan – suspended indefinitely

 

[Boss Man Hughes]

Not really. If someone spits on you/at you, and your response is disproportionate, you aren't getting off scott free. You would be right if he didn't respond with a higher degree of assault (getting spit at/on isn't as bad as getting speared with a hockey stick). You might get a lighter punishment than if it were not provoked though

It should be treated exactly the same. With covid and hiv it should be treated as assault with a deadly.

 

[Arthur Morgan]

Oh come on, whats the point of being a hockey player if you cant beat the shit out of the other teams fans?
Might as well play badminton

 

[Coaches Coroner]

It should be treated exactly the same. With covid and hiv it should be treated as assault with a deadly.

HIV is not transmitted through saliva and there are no documented cases of HIV being contracted from being spit on.

 

[GermanSpitfire]

More than justified if someone spit on him.

Covid is no joke.

 

[Tube Skates]

Guilty of assalt and baddery

 

[Craig Ludwig]

• November 6, 2020 – unsportsmanlike conduct and taking off helmet during a fight (4-game suspension)
• February 5, 2021 – high sticking and accumulation of codes (4th infraction) (3-game suspension)
• April 4, 2021 – unsportsmanlike conduct (2-game suspension)
• April 13, 2021 – fighting after the original altercation, accumulation of codes (4-game suspension)
• November 12, 2021 – high sticking, repeat offender (4-game suspension)
• December 18, 2021 – high sticking, repeat offender (6-game suspension)
• March 10, 2022 – aggressor (1-game suspension)
• January 8, 2023 – staged fight, unsportsmanlike conduct (3-game suspension)
• February 10, 2023 – an incident with a fan – suspended indefinitely

Meh, not crazy suspensions TBH, the guy just seems pretty mean, pretty sure Keith Tkachuk would adopt him.

 

[Freaky Styley]

More than justified if someone spit on him.

Covid is no joke.

Yikes if people are thinking this way