True Blue
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- Feb 27, 2002
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You are still ignoring the question that I have been asking. Correct me if I am wrong, but what you seem to be advocating for is that when Chara skated over to the Rangers bench and began to berate them and threaten their best player, the course of action you recommend in THAT moment, is for the team to sit quietly and not look up while big, bad Chara tells you that he will take out your top player. If that is NOT the course that you are advocating, please tell me what IN THAT EXACT moment, the Rangers should have done?Actually the best optic is, the next time Lemieux is out there with Chara to actually challenge him to a fight. Again though, he’s be a total fool to do that as he knew he’d be destroyed. This discussion has moved so far from the original point I made. Lemieux embarrassed himself by challenging and shouting at a player from the bench and then not actually backing up that challenge with any actual action.
If he becomes anything like his father, Gorton should be venerated. We can only hope so.I like the guy, but he seems to be exactly like his dad who was one of the least liked( probably least respected too amoungst the players) players of his era. Claude just stirred the pot at let others actually do the fighting—he’d rather just take cheap shots at people. He did, however, answer the bell and actually fight( reference the infamous Avs, Detroit brawl.)