Colt.45Orr
Registered User
I was watching a fight vid of McGrattan 1-punching the (very tough) Engelland a few minutes ago and it reminded me of my bad feelings towards Engelland that go back to him ending Savard's career.
Hunwick --wrongly-- gets credited/blamed for ending Savard's career on a hit that was very routine and certainly nothing special. Sure, Savard went off and was done but I believe the real hit that ended Savard's career was from the Penguin the game before and, after the hit from Engelland, a stiff sneeze could have been the end of Savard's career.
Here is the Hunwick "hit":
Then, the night before you have the real (big) hit that ended his career:
I remember watching it live and shaking my head, knowing it was the end of his career.
After a week or so, this thread should go into the general Savard thread but please give it a couple of days of life to remind Bruins fans that it was Cooke then Engelland's hit, not Hunwick that essentially ended Savard's career.
Penguins.
Hunwick --wrongly-- gets credited/blamed for ending Savard's career on a hit that was very routine and certainly nothing special. Sure, Savard went off and was done but I believe the real hit that ended Savard's career was from the Penguin the game before and, after the hit from Engelland, a stiff sneeze could have been the end of Savard's career.
Here is the Hunwick "hit":
Then, the night before you have the real (big) hit that ended his career:
I remember watching it live and shaking my head, knowing it was the end of his career.
After a week or so, this thread should go into the general Savard thread but please give it a couple of days of life to remind Bruins fans that it was Cooke then Engelland's hit, not Hunwick that essentially ended Savard's career.
Penguins.