paul9kariya
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Delusional to think Xhekaj did anything but grab Reaves' sweater and walk him into the net so they'd fall.
Patrick Laine injured in pre-season game after knee on knee
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Delusional to think Xhekaj did anything but grab Reaves' sweater and walk him into the net so they'd fall.
Ryan O'Byrne
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Isn’t that the same reeves that got benched because he wasn’t doing his role and leaf fans wanted him gone lol
Isaac Nootin
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Brutal, but I can't really blame to defender when Laine had his legs so spread apart, the defender would have to jump to avoid it
The Comedians had their A line-up. Leafs didn't.
That said. Hopefully Laine isn't terribly injured and has a speedy recovery. Hate to see that for any player.
Enniskillen
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Wow, just checked Instagram, these hab fans are truly pathetic, Pare being from Quebec makes it even worse.
Are you going to call the police on Pare now too?
When Perry injured Tavares that was an accident. When Gionta injured Riemer back in the day, that was an accident.
Try and keep your logic intact.
TheGroceryStick
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French going after the French. Love to see it. Both surrender before the nights out.
Erik Alfredsson
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Xhekaj was holding back on those gloved punches, which is probably the smart thing to do because punching someone full force in the back of the head is not going to go well.
I don't think it was intentional, but Pare lost all chances to come back from this with his reputation unscathed if he was willing to answer the bell for it afterwards. It's a massive punk move to refuse to fight after taking out the other team's star player with a bad hit, absolutely gutless coward move, and any chance he had of an NHL career is over now because of that.
I don't think it was intentional, but Pare lost all chances to come back from this with his reputation unscathed if he was willing to answer the bell for it afterwards. It's a massive punk move to refuse to fight after taking out the other team's star player with a bad hit, absolutely gutless coward move, and any chance he had of an NHL career is over now because of that.
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This sucks for Habs fans. Stupid brain dead play to stick the leg out when he knew he was beat.
But the cyber bullying by Habs fans on this dudes Instagram is half the reason the rest of country would be fine if they did separate. Fkn relax.
But the cyber bullying by Habs fans on this dudes Instagram is half the reason the rest of country would be fine if they did separate. Fkn relax.
swiftwin
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Absolutely pathetic, but not surprising. f*** those scumbag f***s.
I'll never forget how they went after Scheifele's family too.
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Real classy Habs fans. One guy threatened to shoot him and another is calling his Mother a dyke on Instagram.
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There are many trash Habs fans. Trash Leaf fans too as people may Remember Reimer's Instagram. The behavior has already been condemned on the Habs board.
Yup, thankfully it wasn't intentional.
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LivingRentFree
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NGL that made me laugh.
“Class” gets so overused on here. If people want class, go watch the opera.
And knowing the type of guy Pare is, he’s probably having a big laugh reading the comments and sharing it with his friends.
The only thing that concerns me is opening night now, because Montreal is definitely going to goon it up.
IWantSakicAsMyGM
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Any chance you have video examples of these types of alleged plays made by Steve Moore? I'm a long time Avs fan who watched every game that season and barely remember him doing much of anything, let alone being that kind of guy. Honestly, it almost sounds like you're confusing Moore, who wore #36 for the Avs, with Matthew Barnaby, who wore #38 for the Avs for 13 games that year.
Aashir Mallik
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this whole line is so f***ing stupid
I've seen braindead canadiens-fans saying that they want matthews and marner headshots, shin chops, hip checks with no puck around, "bloodlines ended" (WTF does this even mean), crushed into the boards completly
What do those guys have to do with the play? "Sending a message" is a complete bullshit answer, wanna line them up for clean hits? Go for it, if you can land them than that's good on the player, but wtf is wishing injuries on other star players
MTL just saw one of their guys, who they had high hopes for, get injured in a dangerous and bad play, so their response is..... to see their team commit an even stupider and more dangerous play on a superstar player... it's not all fans, but the few making the comments are repeatedly making them so it makes it look like a lot of them
also wdym class overused? Take that tavares incident since people have brought it up, Perry to his credit showed complete class by taking the fight, even though it was an accident, he knew accident or not a star player on the other team got hurt because of him and he needed to answer the bell. Moreover, leafs fans weren't out here saying "Take suzuki tf out" or "Lets pull a kreider on price". A awful play doesn't get negated by making another awful play that's even worse.
Pare acted like a p***y and refused to drop the gloves with WiFi and while I don't agree with how he did it, I fully support him wanting revenge for his teammate, but this shit should end here in terms of actively seeking retribution. They had their 2-3 fights and got to pummel the weasel pare.
