Tobias Kahun
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First time watching physics in action?So knies’ body elevated him? Lol
First time watching physics in action?So knies’ body elevated him? Lol
he didn't jump, his feet left the ice after contact which happens on almost every hit lol... it's why they clarify feet leaving the ice in the rulebook or every hit would lead to a penalty/suspensionWhitecloud as well got Knies sideface/chin while jumping. But I agree, we need more of these types of hits. Which is why the Reaves penalty and suspension was soft. Why call something like that when Nurse was floating, head down and was lacking spatial awareness? It sets a precedent that discourages physical play.
i like when omar gets upset.
He's much higher than Reaveshe didn't jump, his feet left the ice after contact which happens on almost every hit lol... it's why they clarify feet leaving the ice in the rulebook or every hit would lead to a penalty/suspension
Makes you wanna holla', way they do Leafs life.Just saw it, what a nasty hit, and the leafs get a man short lol this league
lol, yes, because he went straight into his body and reaves didn't....He's much higher than Reaves
How they review that and call off a major is nothing short of bullshit. But very expected, the leafs tax.
First time this sentence was ever formulated - Nov. 20, 2024I think Gazdic had a good take on
Seems the antithesis of upset.i like when omar gets upset.
Well no. Principle point of contact was Knies' head.lol, yes, because he went straight into his body and reaves didn't....
I honestly don't know the guy from a hole in the wall.you just know he is.
hes one of the biggest whiners on X when it comes to NHL content.I honestly don't know the guy from a hole in the wall.
Looks like almost 100% head contact.