Shakeywalton
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- Jul 7, 2006
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So give up on trying to win games and start brawling?
When you have no chance to win... like last night and you're continually being beatin to a pulp.... then HELL FREAKIN YES!
So give up on trying to win games and start brawling?
Obviously at this point it is dumb. Line brawl. You have to do something.
St. Louis knew we had no one to punch back. We were bullied plan and simple. We took it and did nothing about it.
They bloodied us up on the ice and score sheet. To me that is unacceptable. I do not care how you send that message but we cannot be push overs.
Playoff hockey coming up where you get the extra inch. Things will get much worse if anyone with a brain watchs that game tape.
Its like pitching inside. I play baseball and i pitch. When guys feet are moving when you are in your motion its already over. When they are comfortable in the box its over for me. I's rather face a guy throwing 80 MPH with great control vs a guy in the low 70s with no control.
A line brawl isnt going to solve anything. The thing is this team needs to get out of the culture of "avoid the hit, play skilled not hard" and start playing the ****ing body and not being afraid to stand up for themselves. The last time I saw this team get really physical was that one game in our playoff series against Chicago last year and look how well it worked! we took the Hawks right the **** off their game and took it to them.
A line brawl isn't going to fix the no-hitting culture. It takes more than one incident to change a teams mind.
Mindless violence solves nothing.
Targeted violence helps almost everything.
A line brawl isnt going to solve anything. The thing is this team needs to get out of the culture of "avoid the hit, play skilled not hard" and start playing the ****ing body and not being afraid to stand up for themselves. The last time I saw this team get really physical was that one game in our playoff series against Chicago last year and look how well it worked! we took the Hawks right the **** off their game and took it to them.
A line brawl isn't going to fix the no-hitting culture. It takes more than one incident to change a teams mind.
Mindless violence solves nothing.
Targeted violence helps almost everything.
Jeremy Rutherford @jprutherford
#stlblues are shooting 2013-14 team photo today on ice at Scottrade. May have to wait for Dany Heatley to get out of zone before snapping.
I'm only posting this because I think some of you will get a kick out of it -- not to be a jerk.
Blues beat writer Jeremy Rutherford tweeted this today:
I'm only posting this because I think some of you will get a kick out of it -- not to be a jerk.
Blues beat writer Jeremy Rutherford tweeted this today:
I'm not preaching for violence, but when 3 opposing players jumps on one of your teammates, and your teammate comes out a bloody pulp, your are a gutless, pathetic teammate if you don't respond. A physical response is absolutely necessary. A non-response confirms the gutless resolve and an unwillingness to respond to a challenge.[...]Intimidation works in this league and if you don't respond in kind for christ sake, don't even come to the rescue of a teammate being pummelled by 3 opposing player, you don't belong in the NHL.