lol Ryan Reaves doesn't have a problem with headshots. What a shock.
i couldnt care less about a guy that just got suspended for betting related issues, tells me why that team is in the basement when they rely on people like that for quotesUm, yes I did, as he's Greig's teammate. Did you follow the discussion or did you just feel like taking a jab at Pinto without any context?
I've seen players shoot pucks at other players after whistles, yeah.Bit of a bizarre argument on your part since they are different games with different rules, protocol, history, and yes different codes. Do you see hockey players pick up the puck and whip it at another player for doing something wrong like pitchers do in baseball?
You're the one that says Baseball has more of a code than hockey, so I was expecting to see a similar situation. Unfortunately, the other team was able to keep their composure and not look like a bunch of dumbasses.Bit of a bizarre argument on your part since they are both different games. Do you see hockey players pick up the puck and whip it at another player for doing something wrong like pitchers do in baseball?
And I've seen baseball players throw punches, just like in hockey. I really don't understand this line of comments from the other guy and now you.I've seen players shoot pucks at other players after whistles, yeah.
Except that guys have been drilled by the pitch the next time up for doing just that. But you just drill him in the ribs, not the head. Like Rielly should have. Again, is this the first time most of you are watching sports? Look at the Texas-Toronto or Houston-Toronto rivalries in baseball. This kind of stuff happens all the time. Just don't go for the head is all, or try to cripple a guy or something. Give the guy a shot. It's fine. It's sports.Hockey is absurd. Trying to imagine a 3B baseball get upset that a homerun trot is taking too long and clocking the guy in the mouth as he's rounding third, which is about equivalent to this situation.
Maybe 40 years ago.
Only because it aligns with your narrative.People take note - this is what a clear, well thought post looks like.
Yes, baseball and hockey are probably the two best examples of sports with 'codes'. That doesn't mean they are the exact same. Like I said, bizarre argument.You're the one that says Baseball has more of a code than hockey, so I was expecting to see a similar situation. Unfortunately, the other team was able to keep their composure and not look like a bunch of dumbasses.
I think you're both talking past each other. Baseball might actually have more of a code than hockey. It's just not enforced by hitting people in the mouth with a stick.You're the one that says Baseball has more of a code than hockey, so I was expecting to see a similar situation. Unfortunately, the other team was able to keep their composure and not look like a bunch of dumbasses.
Thank you.I think you're both talking past each other. Baseball might actually have more of a code than hockey. It's just not enforced by hitting people in the mouth with a stick.
I'm still trying to figure out what the appropriate way of scoring an empty net goal is. I've seen plenty of players take the nonchalant route to scoring an empty netter and failing to do so as a result.And I've seen baseball players throw punches, just like in hockey. I really don't understand this line of comments from the other guy and now you.
Add three more games to Morgan's suspension just for this comment
The Simmons one where he was cross checked twice in the face including a broken stick comes to mind.
I was all for Rielly getting a suspension, and I think he still gets one obviously.
But you can see in a slow mo that Rielly hits the arms. Rides up his shoulder pad then drops his bottom hand.
The jersey and pad clearly move.
Yes, Ottawa would take on the cap hit.If DoPS forces early retirement on Rielly, would the Leafs get cap relief?
Might be worth it. Kadri better be sitting as well for this.Yes, Ottawa would take on the cap hit.
Oh shitz, we're still going. I thought we were done till Tuesday.
Onwards to page 200.
How about the OP does if that's his argument? Need me to go back and quote the original point, because you don't seem to want to reference it?how about you post all the plays that should have resulted in suspensions that weren't....i think thats the grip
If he two handed him in the back of the leg (where there's no padding), he would have sent the message, probably hurt Greig just as much, and not gotten suspended.I don't get why leaf fans are angry at Greig?
He did his job. The leafs should be more pissed that Rielly swung his stick at a players head and is going to miss games for it. Reilly could have aimed lower and probably would have got nothing