Dr Amazing
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I don't know wait for game 4.
I don't know wait for game 4.
0.5 seconds seems to be the rule of thumb. This one is around 0.9 seconds. My guess is that he'll escape suspension; this one was as late as the Hagel hit on Barkov but Tkachuk goes right into the torso of Guentzel (nice hit if it had been delivered on time) whereas Hagel's hit involved a bit of head contact.How much time is considered late?
It was a good hit not a penalty, it’s hockey not a ffng fashion showAm I missing an inside joke or sarcasm or are you actually saying the Hagel hit on Barkov wasn't even atleast an interference minor with a str8 face?
Per Paul Maurice ekblad is in the best shape of his life. You don’t say!Seemed later than the Hagel hit to me. Not as bad of a hit but very similar.
Should be a suspension based on the hagel one but I think we all know there’s no way the league would ever suspend Florida unless they were dumb enough to get caught using steroids.
0.5 seconds seems to be the rule of thumb. This one is around 0.9 seconds. My guess is that he'll escape suspension; this one was as late as the Hagel hit on Barkov but Tkachuk goes right into the torso of Guentzel (nice hit if it had been delivered on time) whereas Hagel's hit involved a bit of head contact.
People keep saying this, and it makes zero sense. Barkov never had the puck, it’s not a late hit, it’s a blatantly illegal hit. There was never a point in time where that hit was ok.Seemed later than the Hagel hit to me. Not as bad of a hit but very similar.
Should be a suspension based on the hagel one but I think we all know there’s no way the league would ever suspend Florida unless they were dumb enough to get caught using steroids.
0.5 seconds seems to be the rule of thumb. This one is around 0.9 seconds. My guess is that he'll escape suspension; this one was as late as the Hagel hit on Barkov but Tkachuk goes right into the torso of Guentzel (nice hit if it had been delivered on time) whereas Hagel's hit involved a bit of head contact.
Barkov was very close to touching that puck and he missed it. It was a bad decision in the end by Hagel but clearly he thought Barkov was going to touch it.People keep saying this, and it makes zero sense. Barkov never had the puck, it’s not a late hit, it’s a blatantly illegal hit. There was never a point in time where that hit was ok
No he didn’t. He was getting dogwalked by Barkov and thought “well I’m a pretty medicore player compared to Barkov so this is a great trade off”. Hagel had 0 intention of playing hockey because Barkov frustrated him.Barkov was very close to touching that puck and he missed it. It was a bad decision in the end by Hagel but clearly he thought Barkov was going to touch it.
Tkachuk clearly saw Guentzel get rid of the puck and hit him anyway.
So yes, “intention” wise, tkachuks was later than Hagels and that should definitely be a consideration when determining suspension.
Yeah, the intent of Tkachuk’s is pretty clearly more malicious. It’ll be interesting to see the league justification if he doesn’t get a game.On the flip side, Hagel was making (in his mind) a "hockey play". His team was down 1-0 with 10 minutes left in a game they badly needed to win; he's not purposely trying to do something to get penalized and make coming back more difficult.
This was a "this game's clearly over" situation when Tkachuk went in and made that hit. The intent is completely different and inarguably worse than Hagel's.
Pretty same kind of hit....Looks like he touched the puck and dished it unlike Barkov who didn’t even touch the puck at all. Late hit but no correlation
No, he was not. The red is the puck, the blue is the closest Barkov ever came to it.Barkov was very close to touching that puck and he missed it. It was a bad decision in the end by Hagel but clearly he thought Barkov was going to touch it.
Tkachuk clearly saw Guentzel get rid of the puck and hit him anyway.
So yes, “intention” wise, tkachuks was later than Hagels and that should definitely be a consideration when determining suspension.
I think we both know you don’t know what he was thinking. Cope in whatever way makes you feel better though. Understandably you guys are sensitive after todays game.No he didn’t. He was getting dogwalked by Barkov and thought “well I’m a pretty medicore player compared to Barkov so this is a great trade off”. Hagel had 0 intention of playing hockey because Barkov frustrated him.
It’s almost like you don’t understand perspective or anything spatial at all?No, he was not. The red is the puck, the blue is the closest Barkov ever came to it.
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Clearly a five minute penalty. Also not as bad as the Hagel hit. But doubt they don’t suspend him to keep equilibrium in the series.
I understand that Barkov’s stick never got closer to the puck than the other player’s hands, that it was never anywhere near the puck. There’s no camera angle that changes that, the only perspective that would make it appear otherwise is the color of the glasses one looks through. I don’t give a damn about either team, this was never remotely close to a legal hit.It’s almost like you don’t understand perspective or anything spatial at all?
Being unbiased doesn’t mean you don’t have a bad opinionI understand that Barkov’s stick never got closer to the puck than the other player’s hands, that it was never anywhere near the puck. There’s no camera angle that changes that, the only perspective that would make it appear otherwise is the color of the glasses one looks through. I don’t give a damn about either team, this was never remotely close to a legal hit.
Travis Green always looks like he’s about to shit his britches.
uh guys, Toronto vs Ottawa overtime is liveBeing unbiased doesn’t mean you don’t have a bad opinion
In a vacuum, absolutely. Being unbiased is generally exponentially less likely than being biased to create that situation, however.Being unbiased doesn’t mean you don’t have a bad opinion