Karlsson does not think Cooke intentionally tried to cut his achilles.
He knows exactly what he's doing out there.
Dude, how counter-point to yourself can you be? What an idiot.
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Karlsson does not think Cooke intentionally tried to cut his achilles.
He knows exactly what he's doing out there.


Froggy wrote:Reading between the lines on pretty much everyone on the Ottawa side...
"we totally think he did it on purpose, but have nothing to back it up, and also don't want to sound like a-holes"






Adam Proteau @Proteautype
Be mad, Erik Karlsson. But not at Matt Cooke. Be mad at an NHL culture that allows Eugene Melnyk to rip goons while employing Chris Neil.


Froggy wrote:i think i said this earlier in this thread... if a person thinks that there is even the remotest of chances that cooke was planning on slicing his leg with his skate, they should shut their mouths because they are in no way qualified to talk about hockey.
i get that cooke is a villain around the league. i can understand people not caring for him as a player, particularly in places like boston. but to be so stupid to let that cloud your vision that you see this as anything other than a totally routine play gone wrong is just a whole other level of stupid.

penny lane wrote:Adam Proteau @Proteautype
Be mad, Erik Karlsson. But not at Matt Cooke. Be mad at an NHL culture that allows Eugene Melnyk to rip goons while employing Chris Neil.

DudeMan2766 wrote:Froggy wrote:i think i said this earlier in this thread... if a person thinks that there is even the remotest of chances that cooke was planning on slicing his leg with his skate, they should shut their mouths because they are in no way qualified to talk about hockey.
i get that cooke is a villain around the league. i can understand people not caring for him as a player, particularly in places like boston. but to be so stupid to let that cloud your vision that you see this as anything other than a totally routine play gone wrong is just a whole other level of stupid.
I cant remember if it was someone from this board, or an analyst on NHLN or what, but I think the best quote on this whole nonsense may be "Matt Cooke no longer deserves the benefit of the doubt. But he does deserve objectivity and fairness."
Just becuase the guy has a history doesnt mean every time he touches another player he intends to end their life.

DudeMan2766 wrote:I think the OTT organization and Bryan Murry's history of crying and complaining about ABSOLUTELY EVERYTHING should be every bit taken into consideration as Cooke's history.

llipgh2 wrote:DudeMan2766 wrote:I think the OTT organization and Bryan Murry's history of crying and complaining about ABSOLUTELY EVERYTHING should be every bit taken into consideration as Cooke's history.
THIS! THIS 1000x OVER.
Could there be a bigger whiner in the history of the NHL than Cryin' Bryan? This guy whines if you look at him wrong.
Which Sid apparently did one game, and Bryan started chirping at him. And HC (at the time) MT chirped right back.
In his presser after the game, MT said "He was yelling at my guys! You don't yell at my guys!"
I was wishing at the time MT would have punched Bryan in the face and gave him something to cry about.
"I don't like other coaches to talk to my players," Therrien said.
Murray told Ottawa reporters yesterday that, in fact, he hadn't been directing his words at Crosby -- who he said embellished an interference minor against Senators forward Mike Comrie -- but at referee Don Koharski.
"Mike Comrie put a stick on Crosby and Crosby went down, and we know full well he's one of the more powerful skaters in the league," Murray said. "I thought it was a very incidental call, and that Crosby kind of dressed it up a little bit.
"So I was yelling at [Koharski] and I guess Crosby turned and yelled at me from the bench and then Therrien got excited. That's his nature.
"Crosby is one of those young people, and rightly so, that the league is promoting as the example of the new NHL and that, and when he turns -- I'm sure he's on camera quite often -- using the language he does, I don't think it's something you should do, that's all."
Therrien flatly rejected Murray's explanation a couple of hours before the Penguins' game against the New York Rangers at Madison Square Garden last night.
"He was yelling at Sid," Therrien said.
Jocelyn Thibault was something of a surprise starter in goal for the Penguins last night.
Not so much because Therrien opted to give No. 1 goalie Marc-Andre Fleury the night off after the shootout victory against Ottawa, but because Thibault had to survive a shot to the left side of his throat during the morning skate just to make it to the opening faceoff.
Thibault went on the ice with forwards Ronald Petrovicky, Nils Ekman and Chris Thorburn and defensemen Mark Eaton and Joel Kwiatkowski because he wanted to face some shots to get ready for the Rangers.



slappybrown wrote:
"Crosby is one of those young people, and rightly so, that the league is promoting as the example of the new NHL and that, and when he turns -- I'm sure he's on camera quite often -- using the language he does, I don't think it's something you should do, that's all."

Eugene Melnyk just told PrimeTime Sports that MCooke intentionally hurt EKarlsson and he is in the midst of a forensic study to prove it.




NashvilleCat wrote:Melnyk is getting hammered on Twitter.

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