Well I took my infraction like a man, but it is near futile getting these Sens fans to admit they are losing the "mind games" right now with all the incessant whining and holier than thou approach to the incidents of game one. The main boards are very devoid of logic right now regarding anything Sens. I actually think the painting of the Habs as the bad guys fits this team nicely. Bring on the hate. It will only galvanize this team.
News Article: CONFIRMED: No suspension for PK Subban
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My favourite part is how they lose their minds over Subban hopping when he's mad, or that he threw a towel and yelled ******** in the hallway. Like, god forbid someone show emotion. It's clearly the worst thing a person can ever do, according to their fans. Makes me laugh every ******* time.
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It's just a fancy way of saying bruised bone. Also means you shouldn't be throwing punches (or trying to) after game 1.
SirClintonPortis
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Ottawa pulling all the stops. Pretty extreme that they actually would disclose Stone's injury when injuries are usually kept behind the veil. Well, everyone now knows Stone has a sore spot.
A doctor confirmed to me that a microfracture is actually another term for bone bruise. There is no break visible on the X-Ray.
As for ligament damage, who knows if it happened during the scrum at the end of the game that Stone decided to participate in. That is more likely than due to a slash.
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SirClintonPortis
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I'm not heading over to the main board...
Are there any comparable situations Ottawa fans point to when they call for a suspension?
Wasn't Kessel suspended during the pre-season a few years ago for slashing Scott a few times?
Other than that, there can't be many suspensions from slashing, especially not in the PO.
Are there any comparable situations Ottawa fans point to when they call for a suspension?
Wasn't Kessel suspended during the pre-season a few years ago for slashing Scott a few times?
Other than that, there can't be many suspensions from slashing, especially not in the PO.
Ohashi_Jouzu*
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"Ovechkin was aiming for the puck! He didn't try to hurt Letang!"
To be fair the puck was wide open up until the last second. I however will not claim to know what Ovechkin was thinking.
Really, you didn't know Stone had a wrist injury before they disclosed it today? Are you a bird? Lol
phoque taupe
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to me, they did not disclose anything.
He is not injured and will be part of their line up 2nite.
This is all a show of smoke, i hope our team will keep their heads up and keep their emotions once it's puck dropping time
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Shoebottom
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You see these kinds of slashes almost every game...........but because it's Subban, it's a big deal??
Reckless by PK, but no intent to injure...
Or maybe as some would say, a hard hockey play...
Its like stabbing someone and saying you had no intention to injure him
What do you think would happen when you "two hand" slash someone in the wrist lol? Ridiculous..
WeThreeKings
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Its like stabbing someone and saying you had no intention to injure him
Almost as ridiculous as not knowing where you are on the ice..
Don't see anyone talking about this today fans, announcers, media etc. Same play as Subban's slash and this is how Subban's should have been treated as well imo. I guess the only difference here is this one is done on a man while Subban slashed a *****.
Its like stabbing someone and saying you had no intention to injure him
He went for the stick - happens often in a game. Got his wrist - unfortunate. But that's it. Believe what you want
windycity
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Well Stone wasn't anywhere near the puck. Those are the optics here, well that and Stone acting like he was shot in the mangina. If PK had done it like Perron, probably less of a big deal. Or maybe not since it's PK.
No difference in magnitude of hits from what I can see. That's how a hockey player is supposed to react to a little pain - stoic.
windycity
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He went for the stick - happens often in a game. Got his wrist - unfortunate. But that's it. Believe what you want
Uh no, he was behind the play and looked pretty clear he was going for his arms/hands.
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