beleaf101
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- Aug 9, 2009
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I always thought they should go to a panel of 3 to make any kind of discipline decisions . Might take the biast out.
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Say what now?
Where are you not seeing it? Its right at OEL's feet along the boards. Comes out right as he's laying the (clean) check.I'm going to have to put away my Leafs bias here because those are two different plays.
OEL I'm not seeing a puck, Pasta/JT therer is a puck that Pasta gets to first, and JT protects his head with his forearm.
A fine seems fair.
It's the black disk sliding in the ice (the white floor).I'm going to have to put away my Leafs bias here because those are two different plays.
OEL I'm not seeing a puck, Pasta/JT therer is a puck that Pasta gets to first, and JT protects his head with his forearm.
A fine seems fair.
Well shit I guess I missed it.It's the black disk sliding in the ice (the white floor).![]()
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Yeah, but let's give Parros a bit of leaway here you know?It's sad how accustomed I am to DOPS inconsistency and the Leafs.
I've no issue with that being something that draws supplementary discipline. Dangerous play and made no attempt on the puck while Guentzel never touched it or had possession. That is a play I'm fine with getting rid of.
The issue for me is consistency. I want you to pick up all of this type of stuff, but they won't. They'll pick and choose, and if you're a star, you will get more leniency. I don't get why they can't just be more consistent and/or have more of a structure to their offenses and how they escalate.
We got a clip of Parros practicing before his games with the Leafs.Leafs should sue the DOPS