Weise hit on Holzer (UPD: suspended 3 games)

[imbatman]

Jumped into hit, broke Holzer's nose. Amazingly no penalty on it.

https://twitter.com/BroadStHockey/status/789263495464423424

Not sure how to embed video of tweet.

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[Muston Atthews]

Need to see a full speed video

 

[Ducks DVM]

Jumped into hit, broke Holzer's nose. Amazingly no penalty on it.

https://twitter.com/BroadStHockey/status/789263495464423424

Not sure how to embed video of tweet.

You take the numbers at the end of the tweet and put it like this :

[!tweet]789263495464423424[/MEDIA]

Except take out the ! at the start.

 

[Il Stugotz]

Yeah he jumped. It's a charge and a rule 48

 

[Kale Hulls]

Keep your head up, kid.

 

[aemoreira1981]

This could have been a clean hit if Dale Weise didn't jump. Holzer was eligible to be legally hit. That should have been a penalty, possibly a major because of the broken nose.

 

[Elvs]

Holzer with a concussion from the hit, confuses himself with Wayne Gretzky and sets up Garbutt for the game winner with a slick pass.

 

[Blitzago*]

2 games for leaving his feet.

 

[Static]

It wasn't a marginal stick infraction against Anaheim, thus ignored.

 

[Stuckinthe2ndround*]

Strong hockey play.

 

[TheBluePenguin]

Really need to see better clip, that one doesn't show enough IMO

 

[izzy]

That looked insanely painful..

 

[Johnny HFBOARDS]

Need to see a full speed video

Naw man, any frame before the hit to the nose doesn't have Matthews in it, so no need for more frames or speed.

 

[canadianmagpie]

Borderline charge but his right skate looks like it's still on the ice. It's after the contact is made that his skate leaves the ice.

 

[Muston Atthews]

Naw man, any frame before the hit to the nose doesn't have Matthews in it, so no need for more frames or speed.

What?

 

[1909]

It's not the Weise we knew in Montreal.... Might be the Flyers jersey effect or the Philadelphia water.

 

[Il Stugotz]

It's not the Wiese we knew in Chicago...he was never on the ice.

 

[pown]

It's not the Wiese we knew in Chicago...he was never on the ice.

Lmao

 

[Spazkat]

Jumped into hit, broke Holzer's nose. Amazingly no penalty on it.

https://twitter.com/BroadStHockey/status/789263495464423424

Not sure how to embed video of tweet.

Lies! there was a penalty. Getzy went to the box on that sequence

 

[Martinez]

Kronwalled

 

[Sensinitis]

It's not the Wiese we knew in Chicago...he was never on the ice.

Lol, thats a little misleading. Quenneville is the dumb one for not using Weise to his advantage. I remember every time the Sens played the Habs, Weise was one of their most noticeable players, even as a bottom sixer, so I was wondering why Chicago was scratching him. I watched the games he played against the Blues in the playoffs and he was great. Scored a clutch goal.

Guess you dont watch your team's games too attentively. Weise is a great player when ON the ice. But HF is big on discrediting players with no basis whatsoever, I should be more aware.

 

[Curufinwe]

Having a hearing today.

If he was still a Canadien I'm sure he'd just be getting some intensive tutoring.

 

[Static]

Having a hearing today.

If he was still a Canadien I'm sure he'd just be getting some intensive tutoring.

He didn't even get a penalty, so I don't know how you can complain.

 

[GKJ]

He didn't even get a penalty, so I don't know how you can complain.

The fact it wasn't a penalty probably is why it gets a hearing.

Manson going to the head of Konecny was a far more egregious play, but it did get a penalty. Slash to the back of Streit's knee was probably actually worse, but the Ducks were up to 5 or 6 penalties in a row at that point, refs aren't going to call everything.


None of this is worse though than the somehow preferential treatment Andrew Shaw is getting.

 

[Spazkat]

The fact it wasn't a penalty probably is why it gets a hearing.

Manson going to the head of Konecny was a far more egregious play, but it did get a penalty. Slash to the back of Streit's knee was probably actually worse, but the Ducks were up to 5 or 6 penalties in a row at that point, refs aren't going to call everything.


None of this is worse though than the somehow preferential treatment Andrew Shaw is getting.

Not addressing this play specifically (and yes its a bit off topic) but does Konecny always duck a bit just before impact? I noticed him doing it a few times last night. Seems... dangerous