CycloneSweep
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- Sep 27, 2017
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Especially coming from a player who routinely "accidentally" injures other players. Being a little dirty and skirting between the rules is one thing. Constantly injuring players on purpose and trying to make it look like an accident has no place in hockey.There is a major difference between Tkachuk kicking the back of Campbell's head, compared to Kesler holding onto Talbot's pad and which interfered with his ability to make a save and allowing a goal against.