But is it more hilarious than the people complaining about how soft it is that you're not allowed hitting someone in the mouth with a stick because someone hurt your feelings by shooting the puck too hard?
And Greig can fight?
Weird take. So your saying that what Rielly did was justified because he is such a soft player as to not even know how to body check an opposing player. Instead having to resort to cross checking him in the head because his feefees were hurt. To top it off you have the nerve to imply the people who don't understand this should start watching figure skating instead.
Below is a baseball example. Every sport has an expectation of sportsmanship (though sportsmanship seems to decline each year). You want to hot dog and talk crap as you're rounding the bases...some folks will take issue with that and the response may or may not be proportionate.
www.yardbarker.com
I did. Mostly because Zub at the time had just gotten back from two different broken jaw injuries.
To be fair to Leafs fans, they have the Toronto media twisting this into somehow being okay and some team moral builder instead of what it was which was a gutless head shot.
There are plenty of ex-players, including former Senators players, saying they understood why Rielly reacted. And for the record, plenty of Leafs fans think he should be suspended and that he went too far, while also thinking he should have done something.
Ya I am confused. I heard 32 thought today and Friedman was saying either side would react the same way if it was Brady who hit Knies.
Whether he's a repeat offender or not, if you want to get rid of hits to the head, you have to give severe penalties for them.
