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Less than 10 years ago…. Most teams react in this way
Can you slow down the video a bit? I missed the crosscheck to the face.
Less than 10 years ago…. Most teams react in this way
Best part is only 1 team meets the very low bar of ‘respect’ for being a good team. The other is about to miss the playoffs, again lol"We worked really hard to accomplish our goal of obtaining respect from around the league, and Grieg just took it away from us"
They are with Georgie Porgie pudding and pie in charge.Did you know, since 2009-10 season, the Leafs are not the team with the most suspensions?
Not hard to Find the odd duckling from that group lol
Some do, yes. Not all.
For example, I've never seen Jacques Martin have a hissy fit because the other team tried too hard.
It's really only a few teams or a few players.
I often see teams put their star player with 2 goals out in the ice looking for a hat trick when it's a blowout. No one seems to care for the most part.
Only a few loose cannon types might have issues. This is the NHL. Players have bonuses. Stars want their cookies. They'll keep playing and putting up numbers even in a blowout.
someone seems a bit obsessed lol
Again, I cant take the Leafs organization, or it's fans for that matter seriously, talking about "Hockey Code" and this being disrespectful when your team did this
Maple Leafs facing criticism for how they handled blowout win over rival
The Toronto Maple Leafs are facing some criticism for their handling of a 7-1 blowout win over rival Montreal on Saturday night.www.yardbarker.com
CBC should be no longer a thing in the NHL.
It should be outlawed to have announcers from Toronto. So biased.
Reilly getting 3 games. Bookmark this
False.They are with Georgie Porgie pudding and pie in charge.
No, I'm saying I have no problem with some sort of response, because responses to similar situations happen all the time in sports. It simply does (maybe not in figure skating tho. Well, maybe once). However, I don't think that the guy should've gotten crosschecked in the head though. My point was simply that Rielly *is* soft , "Lady-Byng candidate" and all, so he's not used to actually hitting anyone so when he tried he f***ed-up and caught the guy in the head.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.
I really don't think your post had the desired effect you think it does.
'Tis more about the Islanders (3-5-2) and NJ (3-6-1) and they don't seem to be anxious to grab a spot.Yea it's certainly possible, but the Wings have a continued tough stretch here up till March. Colorado a couple of times, Vancouver again, Edmonton, so who knows how that is going to play out. And Tampa losing Serg for the season has to catch up to them at some point. Unless Kucherov is going to keep dragging them into the playoffs.
The same dude that said Sens fans don't have souls?See, Friedman tried to make it about fan biases when it’s actually pretty clear.
I didn't say he should have gone after his head. I said he shouldn't have gone after his head. Give him a shot to the ribs or or something. You know, *something*. But no, not a crosscheck to the head. Not once have I suggested that.Just IMO (and I love old school hockey) - there is a HUGE difference between a hit during the course of a play - and going after someone's head when the play is dead. YMMV.
There's definitely a group that probably believes a player shouldn't have to answer for any of these. They also probably use the word "epic" a lot.Tangentially related but what should be the response for these incidents if the offending player refuses to drop the gloves, or should teams look the other way?
-player scores a goal and goes to fist bump the opposing goalie or opposing bench
-player does a spinorama/between the legs shot on an empty net break away
-player taunts opposing player who just had a tragedy with his wife or child about said tragedy
-away player scores a goal and pulls a Terrell Owens on home teams logo at center ice and mimics urinating/defecating/masturbating on the logo
The guy's not wrong.
The only thing the Leafs have ever been good at is leading the NHL in suspensions.
They are also the softest.
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.
It's unsportsmanlike to kick people when they are down, whether you are hot dogging around the bases, doing batflips, doing a windmill slam dunk, or clappers to an open net...have a little humility and act like you've been there before or someone may behave unsportsmanlike in response.
I don’t think I said that at all… it’s a question of intent, not force. Clearly there was quite a bit of force to the head and neck.
Is that so?Not hard to Find the odd duckling from that group lol
The guy's not wrong.
The only thing the Leafs have ever been good at is leading the NHL in suspensions.
They are also the softest.
Tangentially related but what should be the response for these incidents if the offending player refuses to drop the gloves, or should teams look the other way?
-player scores a goal and goes to fist bump the opposing goalie or opposing bench
-player does a spinorama/between the legs shot on an empty net break away
-player taunts opposing player who just had a tragedy with his wife or child about said tragedy
-away player scores a goal and pulls a Terrell Owens on home teams logo at center ice and mimics urinating/defecating/masturbating on the logo
Thanks for the laugh, forgot about that gem.The same dude that said Sens fans don't have souls?