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He's trying so hard to make a name for himself. Someone really needs to put him in his place.
He's already been pummelled multiple times.
He's trying so hard to make a name for himself. Someone really needs to put him in his place.
Fixed!UPDATE:
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No. He's a plug.Haven’t been watching much. Can Rempe play at an acceptable level? Or is this another case of embarrassing NHL stuff?
Wait, so the Devils signed Kurtis MacDermid as a deterrent and he was literally on the ice for that cheap shot? How are we still doing this?
I think they want their next GM to make that decision.Weird how CBJ couldn't move Provorov for a 1st at the deadline.
And Brashear had some actual hockey skills.Unless someone teaches Anthony Joshua or Tyson Fury to skate to a decent level and ices them on the 4th line there is no-one who is going to be a true "deterrent" and even then you would still have big nasty hits as it is just instinct in some situations, game happens so fast and no-one is thinking "oh no, big bad boy is on the ice" when they make the play itself.
Because guys who are quite frankly ~amateur boxing level tough are very unlikely to kill/seriously alter the course of your life barring some bad luck. A few stitches does not deter anyone even if they have time to think.
Donald Brashear was a pretty terrifying fighter who could really, really hurt people, inside and outside of the rink with his boxing and MMA record showing that too! But as we know even pre-lockout he was not a true deterrent for oppositions taking pot-shots at players.
And Brashear had some actual hockey skills.
well hes no Risto..Weird how CBJ couldn't move Provorov for a 1st at the deadline.
this post is Torts approved ^^^At least Rempe plays an honest game, though. Not trying to ruin the sport with fancy skill plays. Gotta respect that
If the play happens and the player has a chance to stop his forward momentum and doesn’t they will call a penalty. It’s a bang/bang play most of the time.I am baffled why refs continue to call goalie interference when a forward gets driven by the defenseman into the goalie. My case example is Kempe against the Islanders.
How many f***in teams do they need
Thanks, Back. As probably the most goalie-biased person on here, I agree with your interpretation of the rule, which makes perfect sense. But far too many times, we've see a defenseman ride an opposing forward right into his own goalie or change the forward's trajectory at the last second, as was the case last night to the play to which I referred. The cherry on the sundae is when said defenseman then jumps the player for hitting his goalie.If the play happens and the player has a chance to stop his forward momentum and doesn’t they will call a penalty. It’s a bang/bang play most of the time.
Going to have to wash my hands now after trying to defend a official