Is there a player who jumps into hits more than Brayden Schenn?

[Colt.45Orr]

Most of the games I watch are based out of the East going to have to say that there is nothing like him there. Hathaway would be the closest (long distance charges) but he's nowhere near as bad at jumping at the end.

I love big hits and Schenn is one hell of an all-around player but he can get into headhunting mode and it is just completely asinine that they don't call him on it.

Tonight, 8 minutes left in the third and he tries to even up the score with Landeskog with the ridiculous jump at the end but misses, thankfully.

Blues fans will get all upset about this because that is what fans do, but as a neutral fan of the West I have to say to this guy can be more of a (sneaky) dirty jumper than anybody else in the game.

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[Colt.45Orr]

I realize that this reads like a loaded question but it's actually a legitimate one.

 

[DearDiary]

TJ Oshie and Matthew Tkachuk are the 2 kings of jumping into hits

 

[Thallis]

What?

 

[thebigbea]

I agree, been watching him since early philly days, even when he was a king…. He does take runs and jump a lot when he hits

 

[dig1]

You haven't seen Dustin Brown hit i guess

 

[Colt.45Orr]

You haven't seen Dustin Brown hit i guess

I have not really watched the Kings much in years now, but Brown never stood out to me as a jumper.

 

[Colt.45Orr]

I agree, been watching him since early philly days, even when he was a king…. He does take runs and jump a lot when he hits

Why doesn't it get called (way) more? He's not really sneaky with it.

 

[Davimir Tarablad]

You haven't seen Dustin Brown hit i guess

Brown was less jumping, more extending elbows and knees

 

[John Mandalorian]

Here’s the better question: why was Brayden Cooke-Schenn not given a penalty for the obvious knee on knee?

 

[hotcabbagesoup]

Sammy Blais does it alot too.

 

[TheForsbergShow]

I think he had a hit in the first on Girard and it looked like he jumped prior, but only seen a quick replay so couldn't tell.

 

[Colt.45Orr]

They didn't replay the attempted hit w 8mins to go but it would have been a concussions for Landeskog.

 

[Prairie Habs]

Sam Bennett is brutal for this

 

[BlueDream]

Here’s the better question: why was Brayden Cooke-Schenn not given a penalty for the obvious knee on knee?

Well it’s clear you haven’t seen a replay of that hit then, because there was no knee on knee.

 

[McGarnagle]

Ovechkin

 

[Minnewildsota]

Gabriel Landeskog

 

[Kcb12345]

He does this very often. I've noticed as well

 

[Got One Cup]

Here’s the better question: why was Brayden Cooke-Schenn not given a penalty for the obvious knee on knee?

Easy answer, you need glasses.

 

[Got One Cup]

You would figure with him jumping into every hit he would have concussed a lot of guys by now.

 

[Svechhammer]

Ovechkin leaves his feet on most hits he throws.

 

[burstnbloom]

Ovi and Oshie are both really bad with this but Schenn is definitely one of the worst.

 

[Number8]

Most of the games I watch are based out of the East going to have to say that there is nothing like him there. Hathaway would be the closest (long distance charges) but he's nowhere near as bad at jumping at the end.

I love big hits and Schenn is one hell of an all-around player but he can get into headhunting mode and it is just completely asinine that they don't call him on it.

Tonight, 8 minutes left in the third and he tries to even up the score with Landeskog with the ridiculous jump at the end but misses, thankfully.

Blues fans will get all upset about this because that is what fans do, but as a neutral fan of the West I have to say to this guy can be more of a (sneaky) dirty jumper than anybody else in the game.

Ovechkin has always been a jumper.

 

[KirkAlbuquerque]

Ovechkin jumps into every hit lol

 

[NyQuil]