Eleven Posted November 4, 2013 Report Posted November 4, 2013 (edited) Your entire point is trivial and as I said previously, embarrassing. I don't think you said embarrassing earlier. I don't think you addressed a thing. I'm not sure you can, because usually, if you can, you do, without resorting to the nonsense above. There's a reason why Scott is on this team, and I'll bet if we look back at your own posts from 2011, we'll find it. Edited November 4, 2013 by Eleven Quote
darksabre Posted November 4, 2013 Report Posted November 4, 2013 Rumor has it that Downie was sleeping with Varlmov's girlfriend which is why they traded him. That would be priceless and not even remotely surprising. Quote
bunomatic Posted November 4, 2013 Report Posted November 4, 2013 I remember hearing those stories about Brind amour, Lindros back in the day. Quote
darksabre Posted November 4, 2013 Report Posted November 4, 2013 I remember hearing those stories about Brind amour, Lindros back in the day. Those stories were probably more true than false. Quote
Weave Posted November 4, 2013 Report Posted November 4, 2013 I remember hearing those stories about Brind amour Leeman, Lindros Iafrate back in the day. fixed for me. Quote
sicknfla Posted November 4, 2013 Report Posted November 4, 2013 Where was it that the coach was screwing one of the players wives? Quote
deluca67 Posted November 4, 2013 Report Posted November 4, 2013 I don't think you said embarrassing earlier. I don't think you addressed a thing. I'm not sure you can, because usually, if you can, you do, without resorting to the nonsense above. There's a reason why Scott is on this team, and I'll bet if we look back at your own posts from 2011, we'll find it. What you'll find is a call for tougher hockey players, not goons. I've never been a fan of the Andrew Peters and Rob Rays of the team. I'd always preferred the Brad Mays who can play the game and also be a tough SOB. Scott brings nothing to this team. If this team has gained any toughness it's because of players like Ott and Foligno. There's nothing to address on the other points. It's just so absurd. look around the NHL, there are incidents where players get hurt. Sometimes there is secondary discipline and sometimes there's not. To try and indicate that discipline is based on the jersey a player wears is absurd. John Scott has twice, in a couple of months, attacked star players on marquee franchises and all he received is 7 games. If the NHL was out to get the Sabres Scott would have received much more. Quote
Eleven Posted November 4, 2013 Report Posted November 4, 2013 What you'll find is a call for tougher hockey players, not goons. I've never been a fan of the Andrew Peters and Rob Rays of the team. I'd always preferred the Brad Mays who can play the game and also be a tough SOB. Scott brings nothing to this team. If this team has gained any toughness it's because of players like Ott and Foligno. There's nothing to address on the other points. It's just so absurd. look around the NHL, there are incidents where players get hurt. Sometimes there is secondary discipline and sometimes there's not. To try and indicate that discipline is based on the jersey a player wears is absurd. John Scott has twice, in a couple of months, attacked star players on marquee franchises and all he received is 7 games. If the NHL was out to get the Sabres Scott would have received much more. I never have stated or implied that Scott was suspended because he is a Sabre or that the NHL is out to get the Sabres. I have stated that the NHL has allowed the Sabres to be attacked, with no consequence to the attacker, for some time, and that is the reason Scott is on the roster. If you can't see that, I guess we have to do the agree to disagree thing. Quote
SwampD Posted November 4, 2013 Report Posted November 4, 2013 What you'll find is a call for tougher hockey players, not goons. I've never been a fan of the Andrew Peters and Rob Rays of the team. I'd always preferred the Brad Mays who can play the game and also be a tough SOB. Scott brings nothing to this team. If this team has gained any toughness it's because of players like Ott and Foligno. There's nothing to address on the other points. It's just so absurd. look around the NHL, there are incidents where players get hurt. Sometimes there is secondary discipline and sometimes there's not. To try and indicate that discipline is based on the jersey a player wears is absurd. John Scott has twice, in a couple of months, attacked star players on marquee franchises and all he received is 7 games. If the NHL was out to get the Sabres Scott would have received much more. I finally get what you are saying. It's okay for star players to attack no-name players, but not okay for no-name players to attack stars. I, in fact, believe that this is exactly what the NHL believes and what we have been saying all along. Quote
SwampD Posted November 4, 2013 Report Posted November 4, 2013 Although,… doesn't quite explain the Miller/Lucic thing though,… but your probably right. Quote
Eleven Posted November 4, 2013 Report Posted November 4, 2013 I finally get what you are saying. It's okay for star players to attack no-name players, but not okay for no-name players to attack stars. I, in fact, believe that this is exactly what the NHL believes and what we have been saying all along. I think that's what the NHL believes, too. In fact, DownGoesBrown has been making fun of it for at least half a decade. Although,… doesn't quite explain the Miller/Lucic thing though,… but your probably right. Most Favored Team explains it. Quote
26CornerBlitz Posted November 4, 2013 Report Posted November 4, 2013 Lack of suspension for Emery is a wolf in sheep’s clothing – and could lead to further restrictions on NHL fighting The ugly, indefensible spectacle involving the Flyers and Capitals Friday in Philadelphia makes life easier for those of us who have been arguing the NHL must rid itself of superfluous, nonsensical fighting. However, it does no favors for the league or the sport – and the disgust it was met with in virtually all corners is an indictment of the archaic, old-school mentality that stubbornly supports this egregious garbage. Quote
Iron Crotch Posted November 4, 2013 Report Posted November 4, 2013 I finally get what you are saying. It's okay for star players to attack no-name players, but not okay for no-name players to attack stars. I, in fact, believe that this is exactly what the NHL believes and what we have been saying all along. Reminds me of Shea Weber's play against Detroit where he takes Zetterberg's head and rams it into the boards. Clearly intential. No suspension because, of course, Weber is a star player. Had Kaleta or Scott done something like that there'd be a congressional inquiry and they'd be suspended indefinitely. It is a system that protects the stars and throws the book at "lesser" players. (Not unlike the real judicial system in this country?) http://www.sbnation....ators-red-wings Quote
rickshaw Posted November 4, 2013 Report Posted November 4, 2013 Ok guys, I just ran across this while having my morning coffee. I missed the first half of this game cuz of work and the fact the CBC makes West Coast teams play early so the beloved Leafs fans don't have to wait up to watch them play on a Saturday night. With all the suspensions being handed out, the blogger here shows a perfect example of why the NHL misses the boat on getting dirty hits out of the game. Lupul clearly goes head hunting on this clip and ends up putting his own guy out of the contest. But why isn't he being suspended? Watch the clip and tell me that this wasn't a clear attempt to target the head. Just because he misses shouldn't mean he doesn't get a suspension. This is nothing but a dirty play and this should have Lupul called to the carpet. Thoughts? http://blogs.theprovince.com/2013/11/03/the-attempted-assassination-of-henrik-sedin/ Quote
LGR4GM Posted November 4, 2013 Author Report Posted November 4, 2013 Ok guys, I just ran across this while having my morning coffee. I missed the first half of this game cuz of work and the fact the CBC makes West Coast teams play early so the beloved Leafs fans don't have to wait up to watch them play on a Saturday night. With all the suspensions being handed out, the blogger here shows a perfect example of why the NHL misses the boat on getting dirty hits out of the game. Lupul clearly goes head hunting on this clip and ends up putting his own guy out of the contest. But why isn't he being suspended? Watch the clip and tell me that this wasn't a clear attempt to target the head. Just because he misses shouldn't mean he doesn't get a suspension. This is nothing but a dirty play and this should have Lupul called to the carpet. Thoughts? http://blogs.theprov...f-henrik-sedin/ Which is why this league is a joke. You want intent to injure? That is the video you show refs. Dear god Shenanigans fails at his job. They should find some panel of NHL refs with good long careers and have them paid half by the players and half by the league to review these hits and come to a fair conclusion. Or we can have the circus we do now. Quote
waldo Posted November 4, 2013 Report Posted November 4, 2013 (edited) What you'll find is a call for tougher hockey players, not goons. I've never been a fan of the Andrew Peters and Rob Rays of the team. I'd always preferred the Brad Mays who can play the game and also be a tough SOB. Scott brings nothing to this team. If this team has gained any toughness it's because of players like Ott and Foligno. There's nothing to address on the other points. It's just so absurd. look around the NHL, there are incidents where players get hurt. Sometimes there is secondary discipline and sometimes there's not. To try and indicate that discipline is based on the jersey a player wears is absurd. John Scott has twice, in a couple of months, attacked star players on marquee franchises and all he received is 7 games. If the NHL was out to get the Sabres Scott would have received much more. Note: hard to put a guy with a degree in mechanical engineering and sophisticated sense of humor, in the goon category. Think of him as a hard punching geek that other players in the NHL give a lot of space to. Edited November 4, 2013 by waldo Quote
carpandean Posted November 4, 2013 Report Posted November 4, 2013 (edited) Curse you Kevin Devine! Meh, Risto got his first NHL goal faster. Edited November 5, 2013 by carpandean Quote
Huckleberry Posted November 4, 2013 Report Posted November 4, 2013 indeed happy with our first rounders :P Meh, Risto got his first NHL faster. Quote
bunomatic Posted November 5, 2013 Report Posted November 5, 2013 (edited) Ok guys, I just ran across this while having my morning coffee. I missed the first half of this game cuz of work and the fact the CBC makes West Coast teams play early so the beloved Leafs fans don't have to wait up to watch them play on a Saturday night. With all the suspensions being handed out, the blogger here shows a perfect example of why the NHL misses the boat on getting dirty hits out of the game. Lupul clearly goes head hunting on this clip and ends up putting his own guy out of the contest. But why isn't he being suspended? Watch the clip and tell me that this wasn't a clear attempt to target the head. Just because he misses shouldn't mean he doesn't get a suspension. This is nothing but a dirty play and this should have Lupul called to the carpet. Thoughts? http://blogs.theprov...f-henrik-sedin/ Rick the part about the guys at cbc missing that play and not replaying it was what hit home for me. The way these same people absolutely slayed John Scotts character in the days and week following his hit on the player from Boston was sick. His hit was bad, sure. I'm not disputing that but this elbow attempt was equal to if not worse in my books. Its a leaf player so lets just let that one slide shall we ? What a fukcing joke. Edited November 5, 2013 by bunomatic Quote
Huckleberry Posted November 5, 2013 Report Posted November 5, 2013 As GM i would have picked off Brett sutter from waivers, if anything he can replace kaleta on 4th line. Quote
26CornerBlitz Posted November 5, 2013 Report Posted November 5, 2013 @NHLonNBCSports From #PHT: Report: NHL to discuss 10-game suspension for goalie fights Read More: http://tw.nbcsports.com/VzJ pic.twitter.com/QhyDQwAwFu Quote
darksabre Posted November 5, 2013 Report Posted November 5, 2013 @NHLonNBCSports From #PHT: Report: NHL to discuss 10-game suspension for goalie fights Read More: http://tw.nbcsports.com/VzJ pic.twitter.com/QhyDQwAwFu Of course. Ban all goalie fights, but don't punish Emery. What a ###### joke. Quote
skaught Posted November 5, 2013 Report Posted November 5, 2013 Good thing Miller got that fight in during preseason. Quote
qwksndmonster Posted November 5, 2013 Report Posted November 5, 2013 Good thing Miller got that fight in during preseason. MIller should get a retroactive 10 game suspension. Quote
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