Silky Johnson
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Knee on knee. I thought that was "against the code"?Beautiful hit. I wonder if the Sens stand by this one.
Knee on knee. I thought that was "against the code"?Beautiful hit. I wonder if the Sens stand by this one.
Careful what you wish for. Hockey is already shadowed by most sports in North America.I'm sure he knew something was coming because he knows a ton of hockey players have the emotional capacity of a toddler. The proper response to what he did is mild annoyance, maybe a quick F you if you're feeling cheeky, and then don't let him in a position to take slap shots on empty netters next time you play. Now like I said, he probably expected more since the NHL has a long and somehow revered history of guys lashing out over the tiniest of sleights, but that doesn't do anything to excuse it.
I would love if a bunch of new players would thumb their nose at the old time hockey code and take whatever comes their way for it. Let them prove either why it works or that they are the thin-skinned fake tough guys I think they are.
That's not against the code, that's against the rules.Knee on knee. I thought that was "against the code"?
He does and will accept the consequences.Whatever Grieg did to stir the pot is irrelevant. Payback can come in various ways that are "legal" in hockey. Not only did Rielly take the bait he did it in a vicious and dangerous way. He has to accept the consequences!
Both really. Rules give you a penalty and code means someone usually needs to fight.That's not against the code, that's against the rules.
No.Then I guess we need to impose more severe detergents, I suppose you'll be canvasing Rielly to resign from hockey permanently, hopefully harakiri will not be necessary.
Actually it’s both. Like spitting on a guy.That's not against the code, that's against the rules.
Source? Mendes already posted about how many of the player supported/like it.that vets took exception to the play. jenner caught him napping. this is already after giroux allegedly took him aside privately.
Then I guess we need to impose more severe detergents
He doesn’t accept the consequences, he’s appealing lol.He does and will accept the consequences.
And it’s your choice to say that what Grieg did is irrelevant.
Just know that every single nhl player, coach and above disagrees with you. And they’re the ones that put out the product.
Did Rielly do too much? Yup. Was Griegs slap shot something to ignore? Nope.
Could have sworn I fixed that on time...Tide Ultra it is then
Its nothing like getting spit on. get realActually it’s both. Like spitting on a guy.
Both can and usually lead to penatlies. But if you ask an nhler if they’d prefer to be punched in the face or kneed/spitnon. They’ll all say punched.
There’s just some shit that the players won’t tolerate
I’ll give another example that I’ve never seen but I do think it’s just a matter of time before it happens based on what some fans want and how they’d probably behave.
Imagine a player dekes out a goalie on a breakaway and scores a great goal. And his celebration is standing over the goalie, looking down on him and flexing his muscles.
Now this kind of thing is against the “code”. And it’s been common in the nba and the nfl. So much so that they’re now getting called for fouls and flags. Why? Because they’re setting a bad example. Making themselves, their teams and the whole league look bad.
Now again…imagine that happens in an nhl game.
I predict the goalie or somebody from his team is gonna confront the goal scorer and do something. I’d also predict that the muscle flexers teammates would defend him in public and shake their heads at him in private.
Just like I’m sure it went with Grieg.
Does anybody really think that nhl players, coaches, gms, the DoPS, NHLPA or bettman are ok with what Grieg did?
Cross checking a guy in the head and getting a 5 game suspension instead of just fighting him is both soft and stupid.It doesn't show that they're a tough team, but the league can no longer say that they're too soft and show no emotion.
No wonder Keefe has spoken in favor of Rielly.Cross checking a guy in the head and getting a 5 game suspension instead of just fighting him is both soft and stupid.
this makes zero sense.Did I say Grieg should expect a cross check to the face? You’re just trying to stir shit.
Most of us all know that when you do something like the slap shot on the open net, something is coming.
Those who say that nothing shoould happen, old school is stupid and blah blah blah are just as stupidly extreme as those who say that Rielly did nothing wrong.
Grieg knew he was being a dick. He loved it. And good for him. Good for his fans. Hell, good if lots of fans just like it because it stirs the pot and might make the next leafs v sens games exciting.
But to even suggest that Grieg didn’t know he was causing shit and that any kind of response at all is a no no….I’ll just say you’re watching the wrong sport.
Go be a SJW in your community or something lol
He will accept. Even after appealing.He doesn’t accept the consequences, he’s appealing lol.
And you don’t speak for even half let alone all NHL players
Ok lolIts nothing like getting spit on. get real
Hahaha good comeback.this makes zero sense.
I think once Gary says it’s over…it’s over. This is Riellys only chance as far as I knowHow many times can you appeal a suspension?
Hopefully Gary drops it to 4 like he did for spezza. Don't let me down gary.Hahaha good comeback.
I think once Gary says it’s over…it’s over. This is Riellys only chance as far as I know
But he shot that puck soooo hard!! And there were women and children present!I find it hilarious that folks are resorting to the argument that breaking an arbitrary "code" at all justifies Rielly's response.
I’mCareful what you wish for. Hockey is already shadowed by most sports in North America.
Take away all of the old school and replace with cockiness without retribution and it’ll be even less popular
Again…who said it’s “unacceptable”. I’m just saying…if you do it you’re gonna have to answer for it. I actually went so far to say that he’s free to do it and it can even be seen as a good thing in certain ways. I never said he should have been given a penalty.If 'Every single player, coach and above' thought what Grieg did was unacceptable, I'm pretty sure it would be in the rules. You know, where they list everything that they deem to be unacceptable.