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The best possible outcome of this is that every other team in the league starts ripping clappers into the Leafs empty net at every opportunity.
I’m pretty sure it’s just a lot of Ridley Greig fans.
Maybe. Agitators like him who play on the edge cross the line sometimes.The best agitators toe the line but if you don’t cross the line you’ll never learn where the line is. I’d think his vets would pull him aside and explain the code. Lesson learned hopefully.Acting like a goof is his thing.
I suspect the over-reaction will just embolden him further.
Or Avs fans.Have you never spoken to a Bruins fan?
Don't worry, Morgan will be suspended. All will be well.
Do it against them in the playoffs and get someone suspended.The best possible outcome of this is that every other team in the league starts ripping clappers into the Leafs empty net at every opportunity.
Have they ever wanted to be taken seriously? They have the Arizona Coyotes ffsif the NHL wants to be taken seriously about head contact they should suspend him 5+ games. There really is not excuse Reilly can make. End of game, unsuspecting player, direct head contact.
They aren't even spelled the same.The dragon thing from Metroid?
The only less Grieg learned is that he needs to clap bombs into the Leafs empty net more often.Morgan fed the kid some lumber, no harm done. 3-4 games was my initial thought but in person would suggest 5-6. I’d say that’s too stiff but worth it in the end.
The Ottawa kid learned a lesson, act like an idiot and you’ll get popped. By the sounds of it, the vets on Ottawa will give him some advice going forward. I’m sure he won’t act like a goof again
Vets will likely buy him drinks for getting Rielly suspended. Next time he’ll probably try to provoke Matthews or Marner into getting suspended.Maybe. Agitators like him who play on the edge cross the line sometimes.The best agitators toe the line but if you don’t cross the line you’ll never learn where the line is. I’d think his vets would pull him aside and explain the code. Lesson learned hopefully.
They aren't even spelled the same.
Nah. If he gets the same situation again, he'll probably do something even more ridiculous. Because that's the type of player he is.The only less Grieg learned is that he needs to clap bombs into the Leafs empty net more often.
Maybe. Agitators like him who play on the edge cross the line sometimes.The best agitators toe the line but if you don’t cross the line you’ll never learn where the line is. I’d think his vets would pull him aside and explain the code. Lesson learned hopefully.
Have they ever wanted to be taken seriously? They have the Arizona Coyotes ffs
There are unwritten rules of hockey and likely in all sports. They may be dumb to you, but the players know them and you cross that line when you want to get some shit going.
He'll get about 6 maybe. Rest of the season? LOL get a grip.He should be suspended for the rest of the season... garbage play, can't control his emotions, attempt to injure.
Been thinking about this for about 100 pages. Just rip emThe best possible outcome of this is that every other team in the league starts ripping clappers into the Leafs empty net at every opportunity.
In my defense, there's also technically no NHL player named "Morgan Reilly".
You should reread what I posted.So you were good with the Bertuzzi punch and the Mcsorley slash? Those guys they injured just shouldn't have broken the code? I'm old school, I was in a ton of hockey fights during my playing days and think the modern game lacks intensity due to some of the measures they've taken in the name of player safety.
The "code" stipulates that Reilly should have either fought him on the spot or taken his number and done it in another game (or laid him out with a hit). Not chase him down and cross check him in the head. That's dirty shit, it's always been dirty shit, and it's especially dirty shit in the modern NHL.
Hmm. I think he should be suspended too. But…if the NHL wants to be taken seriously about head contact they should suspend him 5+ games.
No, but calculated acts with known potential to cause serious injury are more serious than those that happen in the spur of the moment. It's why we have different categories for murder and assault, and the more serious are those involving calculation and/or intent. Cross checking a guy you're in a scrum with or who is crashing the front of the net is different from chasing him down after he scores a goal and hitting him in the side of the head. Anyone with half a brain understands this.
Youre the goof if this isnt satireMorgan fed the kid some lumber, no harm done. 3-4 games was my initial thought but in person would suggest 5-6. I’d say that’s too stiff but worth it in the end.
The Ottawa kid learned a lesson, act like an idiot and you’ll get popped. By the sounds of it, the vets on Ottawa will give him some advice going forward. I’m sure he won’t act like a goof again
Hmm. I think he should be suspended too. But…
Your passion wasn’t in the Perron suspension or the Gallagher suspension and…
You didnt think Dillon should have gotten any suspension for his primary headshot that he got 3 games for.
Why is this one different?
You think Dops is able to have a coherent conversation?Man, to be a fly on that wall of that hearing...
Rielly: I feel like Greig deserves a significant part of the blame here.
DOPS: Why?
Rielly: He took a slapshot on an empty net.
DOPS: Ok?
Rielly: It's harder than a wrist shot, see. Well, not this time it wasn't, but sometimes it can be. Can't you see the danger that comes with a shot that can be harder than a wrist shot, but actually wasn't, when there's no one in nets?
DOPS: ...
Rielly: ... the sound is scary, I went into fight or flight.