Watched the video of Manson jumping Hartman. The only Hawk to step up was Debrincat.
And that includes Hartman.
Hartman made the right move to no engage but the ref made the wrong call. Can't fault him there if you ask me.
Wasn’t Kempny the one that turned it over? The puck came to him at the blueline, and it looked like he tried to pass it to someone near the goal line, but he passed it directly to the Ducks player who immediately passed it to Kase. That’s what I remember anyway.The breakaway goal where the Duck got behind Kempny was not a Kempny issue, it was caused by a poor turnover by the forward that should have never happened. The Duck player flew the zone early and Henrique hit him with a pass on the turnover. You blame Kempny but the actual issue is with the turnover.
Wasn’t Kempny the one that turned it over? The puck came to him at the blueline, and it looked like he tried to pass it to someone near the goal line, but he passed it directly to the Ducks player who immediately passed it to Kase. That’s what I remember anyway.
It was definitely Kempny, just watched it. @2:33I am pretty sure Kane or Schmaltz turned it over.
Let me check the replay.
Hartman made the right move to no engage but the ref made the wrong call. Can't fault him there if you ask me.
That was amazing, the fact it was Kesler that Manson hit made it even sweeter.To boot, he allowed two Ducks players to collide and take each other out. He pulled some straight up ninja **** with that evasive maneuver.
Time and place.
It was definitely Kempny, just watched it. @2:33
If it was Perry hitting Kane like that, you all would be OK with everyone just standing around doing nothing? Just curious.
Blow it up already. This team has exactly one untouchable and that's #12. Everyone else should be available even though most of them unfortunately are unmovable...
Blow it up already. This team has exactly one untouchable and that's #12. Everyone else should be available even though most of them unfortunately are unmovable...
Exactly, until they see a slowed down replay, it's tough to tell if it's dirty or not right away.And these guys have no idea if it's clean or dirty 90% of the time. They saw one of their guys get blown the **** up.
Exactly, until they see a slowed down replay, it's tough to tell if it's dirty or not right away.
Exactly, until they see a slowed down replay, it's tough to tell if it's dirty or not right away.
Agreed. And I'll add that if you are a guy, who's known for or expected to stand up for your teammates, it would be held against you if you do nothing on a dirty hit and afterwards say, "my bad, I thought it was clean."
The Hartman hit was obvious though.
The Hartman hit was obvious though.
It was too us watching, but was it to Manson, Kesler? I don't know the answer, but it certainly seems possible that players on the ice might have their eyes elsewhere and not now for sure given the speed of the game.