This Was A Minor Penalty

22 Comments

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   @AceFirstPlace 3 years ago

   ITS NHL HOCKEY WELCOME TO THE PLAYOFFS BRO ALL AGRESSION NO FLOPS !!!

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   @user-hf8es5lr9m 3 years ago

   Should’ve been no call that’s clean

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   @justinbisson6540 3 years ago

   He turns last second. 2 minutes max

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   @terrythomas6412 3 years ago

   The guy turns into it. He keeps going forward, it's a clean hit. Hope the Canes player is ok more than anything.

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   @fearlessleader8623 3 years ago

   Now show parises "goaltender interference" and barzys "embellishment"

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   @thechief00 3 years ago

   100% correct call

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   @penfro 3 years ago

   Boarding. Wow, amazing to see that penalty being applied. Boarding was included as a penalty to minimise contact, particularly contact that may lead to injury.
   But in the late 60s, attitudes changed to ‘take the man’ rather than attempt to take the puck. This led to the monstrosities like Philadelphia’s Dave Schulz and his ilk. Shultz, who was bereft of the following skills: skating, stick handling, passing and shooting. He was on the ice to act as a thug.
   In the ‘72 Canada v Russia series we saw what quality skating, stick handling, passing and shooting looked like. It was beautiful and Russia won the first game convincingly. Canada resorted to physicality rather than skills to win the series. That included Bobby Clark hacking at Kharlamov’s (Russia’s most talented player) ankle in order to injure him and it got the result he wanted as Kharlamov missed the last few games.

   Boarding was useful. Also ‘interference’. Interfering or impeding a player who doesn’t have possession of the puck. This happens ALL THE TIME, but is never called. It slows the game down dramatically. Is there a statistic indicating how many times ‘boarding’ and ‘interference’ have been called as penalties over the last few years?

   The penalised player made NO ATTEMPT to take the puck from the injured player. He slammed him into the boards with the intention to harm or intimidate him. This happens ALL THE TIME in various degrees of viciousness. It’s crazy as it slows down the game and promotes brawn and thuggishness over hockey skills. “I went to a fight and a hockey game broke out” – ain’t it the truth.

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   @tristanv6761 3 years ago

   For what food we in this year it's pansies

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   @nikolasbon9558 3 years ago

   100% right call. Guy turned after islanders player dropped his shoulder to lay the hit.

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    @martinrobidoux5023 3 years ago

    Last second turning his back. Correct call. Refs gotta call the gesture not the consequences…

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    @ThatBallHockeyGoalie 3 years ago

    Turned into it last second, he caused it himself

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    @kckrebs37 3 years ago

    Rightfully so. He knows the contact is there and he turns to avoid it. Can't blame the dman one bit actually I don't think it should even be a minor…

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    @leobruneau6906 3 years ago

    Thats not a minor cmon

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    @xnypt291 3 years ago

    The responsibility is on the puck holder in this case! Dont stay 1 meter from the boards, and dont turn your back on the dude hitting you, thats just stupid!

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    @supastr33t 3 years ago

    I like the call, gotta protect the head

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    @jennoberding8447 3 years ago

    Bull, should have been a major

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    @CTobin14 3 years ago

    Look at Maroons hit on McCabe. That somehow wasn’t a penalty at all.

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    @svech37 3 years ago

    I was very mad in the moment, but it was the right call, Drury turned at the very last moment which caused most of the damage. I hope Drury is good to go for tomorrow though

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    @jamesklinski3890 3 years ago

    He caused it to be that bad

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    @robertquinn334 3 years ago

    Watch the no call on Maron on McCabe with tampa vs toronto, 5his will make sense

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    @Anonymous_Roblox 3 years ago

    How did Tampa bay lose??!??!!!

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    @TheThree100 3 years ago

    He might even should be ejected.