stampedingviking
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Doesn't matter, he's injured and nobody cares. He's still a Canucks player.beagle wasnt hurt on a dirty play.
Doesn't matter, he's injured and nobody cares. He's still a Canucks player.beagle wasnt hurt on a dirty play.
Beagle doesn't count as a player, he's a Benning signing.You forgot the block he made, possibly breaking his arm to preserve the win? What are you paying attention to during the game, the ads behind the goal line?
Where's Hamonic now?At least Hamonic had the guts.
And funny enough Dube isn't even close to the player EP is
I never considered kids reading these threads, I too will do my best to refrain from certain language in respect to your son and other's on this site.Thanks, it’s appreciated.
What the hell is wrong with you. Youve taken the whole anti Benning nonsense way way WAY too far bubBeagle doesn't count as a player, he's a Benning signing.
This is a quote from Benning in the Province about the lack of retribution. Bolded for emphasis.
Benning echoed his coach’s position.
“The players on the ice, they weren’t even aware that it happened,” he said. “The puck was live, in the slot … they were playing out the play.”
“A lot of the players didn’t see it. We have players who are willing to do that sort of thing (fighting), but we were trying to fight for the win.”
The game itself has changed too, he noted. There was a time when vigilantism was more common, especially when opposing teams took runs at star players.
“You don’t really see a lot of fighting in the game anymore,” he pointed out.
Canuck Elias Pettersson ‘a little bit better’: Benning
I don't understand these comments in light of some of the comments Benning has made in the past. I also don't understand why we signed players who can fight because they can fight if he feels this way. Why couldn't we have had a hard forecheck and thrown some big hits in retribution? Doesn't have to be a fight. Really not liking how our team staff and management have responded to this entire incident.
Beagle doesn't count as a player, he's a Benning signing.
Jim Benning, once again realizing things that the rest of us figured out 8 years ago.
Sure would be nice if he realized this before signing Goober to a 4 year extension.