If you had watched the game, he was hurt with about 3 minutes left. It was easily apparent to everyone, including Tkachuk, as he struggled to recover from saves and grimaced. This would not be the first time a player was aware of an opponent's injuries and tried to take him out of the game entirely. Should Campbell have come out as soon as he injured himself? Yes. Thankfully Tkachuk's attempt didn't cause more injury. Players have been suspended for actions which didn't result in injuries.
Really? He was stampeded by Brodie with his stick and body contact, causing Tkachuk to lose balance and fall on Campbell’s back. Get a grip. Absolute dirty statement claiming you’d like to see a repeat of Steve Moore for Tkachuk. Give your head a shake.That is a dirty dirty dirty move. What a piece of ****. Whoever thinks this is accidental should get their eyes checked. I won't feel sorry for him the day he gets brain trauma by "accident". And I'm not a Leafs fan.
My daughter is currently suffering from “accidental” brain damage from sentiments like this. Absolutely disgusting, darkness cannot drive out darknessThat is a dirty dirty dirty move. What a piece of ****. Whoever thinks this is accidental should get their eyes checked. I won't feel sorry for him the day he gets brain trauma by "accident". And I'm not a Leafs fan.
Really? He was stampeded by Brodie with his stick and body contact, causing Tkachuk to lose balance and fall on Campbell’s back. Get a grip. Absolute dirty statement claiming you’d like to see a repeat of Steve Moore for Tkachuk. Give your head a shake.
He didn’t even hit him in the head. The back, perhaps.Wtf are you talking about "stampeded", "lost balance"? Stop making excuses, it doesn't make you look good. If you take off your homer glasses you'd see he intentionally kneed him. He drives his knee with force onto the back of his head. It's not even up for debate, can't believe people are actually defending this bs. That's just a disgusting play and it's so far away from hockey.
Jesus Christ, yes he did. That's not even up for debate.He didn’t even hit him in the head. The back, perhaps.
Wtf are you talking about "stampeded", "lost balance"? Stop making excuses, it doesn't make you look good. If you take off your homer glasses you'd see he intentionally kneed him. He drives his knee with force onto the back of his head. It's not even up for debate, can't believe people are actually defending this bs. That's just a disgusting play and it's so far away from hockey.
Jesus Christ, yes he did. That's not even up for debate.
...So you think Campbell goes from looking up at the approaching players to suddenly very interested in the ice directly in front of him all on his own?View attachment 388553
As you can see, Tkachuk falls on top of Campbell and his knee and upper-middle shin are on Campbell’s back, with his lower shin touching Campbell’s helmet. The skates are not touching Campbell at all.
As I said, this incident has been completely overblown and probably would not have occurred if Brodie didn’t hit Tkachuk, making him lose balance.
I’m not naive, Tkachuk clearly trips over him. Hence, why Campbell is laying face down....So you think Campbell goes from looking up at the approaching players to suddenly very interested in the ice directly in front of him all on his own?
View attachment 388553
As you can see, Tkachuk falls on top of Campbell and his knee and upper-middle shin are on Campbell’s back, with his lower shin touching Campbell’s helmet. The skates are not touching Campbell at all.
As I said, this incident has been completely overblown and probably would not have occurred if Brodie didn’t hit Tkachuk, making him lose balance.
I would hope you don’t defend Matthews for his blatant knee incident against Anderson then, during game one of the season. Tkachuk’s incident is a normal play when you’re playing hard for the puck at the net.You should be ashamed of yourself for defending such an action just because that player plays for your team. If his lower shin is "touching" Campbell's helmet, what is inside the helmet? The back of the head.
He didn’t even hit him in the head. The back, perhaps.
What amazes me about the few foolish peopem defending this is they can't just say, "yep it was on purpose and he got away with it". If Kadri did this a few years ago, as a Leaf fan I would have no choice but to admit it was likely on purpose and very dangerous. I'm sure the Bruins fans in the house could admit the same with Marchand.
It's incredible how dishonest several people can be with themselves.
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Claude lemieux was the biggest piece of shit in the history of the nhl, the fact you think so highly of him automatically makes anything you say about this incident utterly worthless. Good job on the comparison though, spot on!
Say what you want about Lemieux, but he won 4 Cups and his teammates always loved him.