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Sacrilege!Oh, Kingpin the 1996 movie. Sorry about that. I didn't make the connection as I've never seen it.
Sacrilege!Oh, Kingpin the 1996 movie. Sorry about that. I didn't make the connection as I've never seen it.
It was not the foot that "slewed" KK. It was a leg slew. Defined in the rule book is "foot or leg".The bolded is what seems to be really difficult to understand for "meh those things just happen" posters on HF. No angular moment whatsoever, it's supposed to be a straight vector against Kotka - into the boards. Nope, there's a sneaky forward & up vector generating that angular moment. Definitely dirty. As if small guys automatically pirouette down on direct hits LOL... look at what Zadorov tried on Matthews Wednesday night. Didn't look all that clean either.
Exactly,now let's see what quintal does,oh wait a minute I forgot he's auditioning for the next gm or president of hockey ops. Mustn't make buttman's donkey referee's look bad.Please tell me how they care about concussions one more time.It was not the foot that "slewed" KK. It was a leg slew. Defined in the rule book is "foot or leg".
Total awful check. I'm all for rough and tumble hockey.
That was a dirty slew leg.
Drouin would have been a big help last night in the 3rd periodthe lack of talent is very apparent
I was at a rink and missed the game.
Who went after Zadorov? I assume Weber did his best to to mete out some retribution?
The truth is he's missed. We are devoid of big time players so we need all of our good players on board.Drouin would have been a big help last night in the 3rd period
Nothing dirty about that hit. Was as clean as they come. Any hit you could argue has a level of “dirtiness” to hit. Bit of a follow through with elbow, shoulder does make contact with head, seems like theres a bit of a sleep foot, some hooking with the stick, etc.It was not the foot that "slewed" KK. It was a leg slew. Defined in the rule book is "foot or leg".
Total awful check. I'm all for rough and tumble hockey.
That was a dirty slew leg.
Nothing dirty about that hit. Was as clean as they come. Any hit you could argue has a level of “dirtiness” to hit. Bit of a follow through with elbow, shoulder does make contact with head, seems like theres a bit of a sleep foot, some hooking with the stick, etc.
It's a freaking contact sport, such things are part of it.
Nothing wrong with the hit, KK felt his first real check and unfortunately fell awkwardly. That's all there is to it.
Nothing dirty about that hit. Was as clean as they come. Any hit you could argue has a level of “dirtiness” to hit. Bit of a follow through with elbow, shoulder does make contact with head, seems like theres a bit of a sleep foot, some hooking with the stick, etc.
It's a freaking contact sport, such things are part of it.
Nothing wrong with the hit, KK felt his first real check and unfortunately fell awkwardly. That's all there is to it.
Can't disagree more. He didn't fell. He was catapulted because of the knee Zadorov uses for that purpose. Geez, since when does shoulder to shoulder hit does something like that?
Other contact sports (NFL, rugby) have adopted strict/absolute liability approaches to dangerous play. The NHL seems to be lagging.
But my player safety nhlpaOther contact sports (NFL, rugby) have adopted strict/absolute liability approaches to dangerous play. The NHL seems to be lagging.
The hit on KK from a football perspective is like a horse collar but even with a higher degree of danger.Other contact sports (NFL, rugby) have adopted strict/absolute liability approaches to dangerous play. The NHL seems to be lagging.
My point was... that performance wasn't anything to be pissed about. Get your head out your ass and stop being defensive over nothing.what's your point? He has played one game. Keep him up here and he'll be having a miserable time of things. I can cherry pick one game from Price too and give you his shutout...or any number of games where he had that streak that he was above 930...
Agree, I love the rocke em sock em but you clearly see the right leg of Zadorov come up just prior to the hit.Can't disagree more. He didn't fell. He was catapulted because of the knee Zadorov uses for that purpose. Geez, since when does shoulder to shoulder hit does something like that?
The hit reminds me of a judo move.......The hit on KK from a football perspective is like a horse collar but even with a higher degree of danger.
I'm very surprised the announcers had such a hard time calling that hit dirty last night. The rules state explicitly that it's either the "foot or the leg" that counts as slewing the player. You just normally see the foot. But in no case would KK spin backwards with the violence that he did if his legs weren't taken out from under him.
You are referring to his ability to step up when the team needs him I assume?Drouin would have been a big help last night in the 3rd period
My point was... that performance wasn't anything to be pissed about. Get your head out your ass and stop being defensive over nothing.
Other contact sports (NFL, rugby) have adopted strict/absolute liability approaches to dangerous play. The NHL seems to be lagging.