Hudon with low bridge hit on Zetterberg

[smack66]

sorry, not able to post based on my IT skills but was wondering if people felt this was worthy of fine/suspension. Pretty cheap play in my opinion and follows it up with a fake low bridge, high stick and turtle. He low bridged McAvoy earlier in the year so feel it is becoming a trend

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[WeThreeKings]

Lol no.

Larkin deserves a fine for the nut spear, though.

Don't like it, don't cross-check someone in the back of the head a thousand times.

 

[ZeroPucksGiven]

sorry, not able to post based on my IT skills but was wondering if people felt this was worthy of fine/suspension. Pretty cheap play in my opinion and follows it up with a fake low bridge, high stick and turtle. He low bridged McAvoy earlier in the year so feel it is becoming a trend

I don't think it was a fine/suspension but it was certainly a penalty. And the ref was standing right there- the play LITERALLY happened right in front of him

The crazy thing is that Dundon basically gets attacked by Bertuzzi (we've typed a few of those words before). Then the penalties are a wash- each got 2 mins for roughing and a misconduct. If I'm Montreal I'm like "12 mins in penalties just for getting punched in the face?".

NHL reffing at it's finest!

 

[GloryDaze4877]

Hudon did the same thing to McAvoy the last time the Habs played Boston, for no reason. He wasn’t not punished for it and he does it again.

This is what happens when the league has double standards. No discipline equals no history. Wash, rinse, repeat.

 

[ArGarBarGar]

It warranted the reaction on the ice, nothing more than that.

 

[BruinLVGA]

Hudon did the same thing to McAvoy the last time the Habs played Boston, for no reason. He wasn’t not punished for it and he does it again.

This is what happens when the league has double standards. No discipline equals no history. Wash, rinse, repeat.

Came to say this too. And when McAvoy went to challenge him, Hudon wanted no part of him, too.

 

[Tuggy]

Hudon did the same thing to McAvoy the last time the Habs played Boston, for no reason. He wasn’t not punished for it and he does it again.

This is what happens when the league has double standards. No discipline equals no history. Wash, rinse, repeat.

Did you even see the play from last night?

And LOL @ the Bruins fans flocking to this thread.

 

[TheMule93]

Here's the only clip I could find of it

 

[smack66]

Did you even see the play from last night?

And LOL @ the Bruins fans flocking to this thread.

sorry for starting this thread?? I just think Hudon has now gone low bridge twice this year and hasn't even been talked about. He also had a bit of a goof move by firing a slap shot at the end of the game against the Avs that hit Nemeth. Just saying he has dished out some questionable plays but seems to duck instead of standing up for his cheapshots. At what point does he at least get a fine? then again we have the Dopes at Dops so who knows.

 

[GloryDaze4877]

Did you even see the play from last night?

And LOL @ the Bruins fans flocking to this thread.

I can’t find any video, but when MTL fans on Twitter actually admit Hudon went low in retaliation for DeKeyser’s multiple cross-checks, you can be sure it happened.

We were already here for the Marchand stuff, it was a short commute.

 

[DramaticGloveSave]

If Zetterberg wasn't such a helpless f*** these days, noone would have even thought twice about it.

 

[TheMule93]

If Zetterberg wasn't such a helpless **** these days, noone would have even thought twice about it.

At age 37 he'd lead your team in points

 

[BruinLVGA]

Here's the only clip I could find of it

Wow... Low bridges the first guy... And then he cheapshots Bertuzzi in the chin... They found a heir to Emelin.

 

[PatriceBergeronFan]

Not surprising based on his cowardly ducking on McAvoy. He's going to earn himself an unpleasant reputation if that becomes his go to move.

 

[tarheelhockey]

2 minute interference minor. Maybe.

 

[Jee]

My God, Bruins fans love this thread

 

[BruinsFanSince94]

Not surprising based on his cowardly ducking on McAvoy. He's going to earn himself an unpleasant reputation if that becomes his go to move.

And yet the league won't do anything about it.

 

[WingsMJN2965]

At age 37 he'd lead your team in points

 

[DramaticGloveSave]

At age 37 he'd lead your team in points

And more importantly to a better draft position

 

[TheMule93]

I don't think the hit was that big of a deal, meh

 

[Lampedampe]

Not suspension worthy imo, but it's a cheap play.

Too bad the refs stepped in, deserved a couple more punches in the face.

 

[BigBadBruins7708]

And more importantly to a better draft position

and in 3 years you can trade Dahlin for the declining aging D du jour. Duncan Keith will be 37 by then, that's prime age for you guys

 

[smack66]

Not suspension worthy imo, but it's a cheap play.

Too bad the refs stepped in, deserved a couple more punches in the face.

I agree not suspension worthy but based on the fact he did it earlier in the season to McAvoy I would like at least a fine to start the ball rolling so that this low bridge trend doesn't continue. As of right now he's had two this year and you can see he would have low bridge the second wing who came at him.

 

[WingsMJN2965]

And more importantly to a better draft position

Montreal somehow adds a player that'd be their highest scorer but would be a worse team. Because logic.

 

[beowulf]

Except he would be below Gallagher but hey