Shinjuku Calling
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How could you forget diving legend Steve ott?By a Stars player, probably Lindell, though I'm sure Ribeiro had some moments.
Some of the posters here are taking Esa Lindell's triple dive against St. Louis way too seriously. He's not looking at the ref trying to sell the dives, he's trolling and laughing at Bortuzzo because Bortuzzo is such a dumb player.
Perhaps your outrage should instead be focused towards the player who's actually got suspended for multiple games for seriously injuring a player while cross-checking him violently from behind in the lower back area (Bortuzzo on Arvidsson). Arvidsson hasn't been the same player since that happened.
Worst dives I've seen personally are probably Marchand's faux double pirouettes against Washington in the 2012 Stanley Cup playoffs.
Lindell wasn’t done flopping that series
Ah, so the claim was "probably something from Forsberg or Arvidsson" insinuating that they're prime offenders.
Yet the only clip provided of either is one of Arvidsson posted without context, in which Marchand had been running around like a clown all night and Arvidsson finally got a call on him (yes, by embellishment).
Certainly worthy of this thread and definitely deserving of being called out the way they were /s
I stand by my point, if "probably something from Forsberg or Arvidsson" is so obvious, there will be a bunch of egregious clips to choose from.
Lol, they call that then every 10 seconds they are calling a penalty...c’on now.THat should have been called. What is the stick doing at Kovalev's hand?
Kesler bought out all his diving moves in that series.
2004 Canadiens in round 1.
You have the classic Mike Ribiero convulsing on the ice he was so "injured"
And you have Kovalev trying to sell a slash, running into a teammate and causing a game winning break away in 2OT of game 4
For 2 weeks, and the players will stop.Lol, they call that then every 10 seconds they are calling a penalty...c’on now.
We get it. You’re a Nashville fan and your feelings are hurt.
That might have been the one. Hard to tell in real time but the slo mo was pretty obviousNot going to go dig up the clip, but in a regular season game against the Stars years back, Brown boarded himself and managed to get a call against the Stars. Not technically flopping and diving, and probably clever, but still against the spirit of the rules, LOL.
Always hated Mike Smith, just a clown for these examples. Flat out embarrassing.
He is easily the biggest diver in the league currently
Some of the posters here are taking Esa Lindell's triple dive against St. Louis way too seriously. He's not looking at the ref trying to sell the dives, he's trolling and laughing at Bortuzzo because Bortuzzo is such a dumb player.
Perhaps your outrage should instead be focused towards the player who's actually got suspended for multiple games for seriously injuring a player while cross-checking him violently from behind in the lower back area (Bortuzzo on Arvidsson). Arvidsson hasn't been the same player since that happened.
Worst dives I've seen personally are probably Marchand's faux double pirouettes against Washington in the 2012 Stanley Cup playoffs.