MrBrightside wrote:So, Ovechkin is skipping the All-Star Game while he sulks. If Neal gets his spot, that would be the ultimate win-win.
shmenguin wrote:michalek should have been at least fined. this is a step backwards in addressing contact to the head.
as for caps fans...in the '09 series, it was on a message board or in one of those puck daddy comments...a caps fan was hollering for a penalty when a penguins player brought the guy in the penalty box his stick during a stoppage of play. he said it violated the delay of game rules by throwing equipment on to the ice - since the official rule does not mention whether or not it matters that play had stopped. he was dead serious. at that point, i stopped even casually browsing what those idiots have to say.
Sarcastic wrote:I can't believe the pity party.
http://www.nhl.com/ice/news.htm?id=613450
That's actually very good. Let them feel like this. They're going to sulk and cry, instead of trying to improve themselves.
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Sarcastic wrote:I can't believe the pity party.
http://www.nhl.com/ice/news.htm?id=613450
That's actually very good. Let them feel like this. They're going to sulk and cry, instead of trying to improve themselves.
shmenguin wrote:Sarcastic wrote:I can't believe the pity party.
http://www.nhl.com/ice/news.htm?id=613450
That's actually very good. Let them feel like this. They're going to sulk and cry, instead of trying to improve themselves.
there is so much crap coming from ovechkin and mcphee in that article, i can't even believe it.
Ovechkin: "I was disappointed, actually. The most bad thing is all my career it is going to be like that. My game is play physical. My game is play hard. I don't think it was bad hit, a dirty hit. Yeah, I jumped but he don't get hurt and I don't get two minutes. I don't think it was a three-game suspension."
McPhee: "What was once tolerable or acceptable in our game at all levels, whether it is the NHL or college or juniors or youth hockey, is no longer acceptable or tolerable"
when was the last time it was legal to leave your feet to hit someone?
joopen wrote:shmenguin wrote:Sarcastic wrote:I can't believe the pity party.
http://www.nhl.com/ice/news.htm?id=613450
That's actually very good. Let them feel like this. They're going to sulk and cry, instead of trying to improve themselves.
there is so much crap coming from ovechkin and mcphee in that article, i can't even believe it.
Ovechkin: "I was disappointed, actually. The most bad thing is all my career it is going to be like that. My game is play physical. My game is play hard. I don't think it was bad hit, a dirty hit. Yeah, I jumped but he don't get hurt and I don't get two minutes. I don't think it was a three-game suspension."
McPhee: "What was once tolerable or acceptable in our game at all levels, whether it is the NHL or college or juniors or youth hockey, is no longer acceptable or tolerable"
when was the last time it was legal to leave your feet to hit someone?
I think its hilarious that because the refs were grossly incompetent it should excuse him from being accountable for his hit
Digitalgypsy66 wrote:Sarcastic wrote:I can't believe the pity party.
http://www.nhl.com/ice/news.htm?id=613450
That's actually very good. Let them feel like this. They're going to sulk and cry, instead of trying to improve themselves.
It's so strange not to have Boudreau whining in an article about the Caps. McPhee and Leonsis make up for it though. I get sticking up for your players, George, but he did leave his feet and make contact with Michalek's head. No real gray area there...
llipgh2 wrote:Digitalgypsy66 wrote:Sarcastic wrote:I can't believe the pity party.
http://www.nhl.com/ice/news.htm?id=613450
That's actually very good. Let them feel like this. They're going to sulk and cry, instead of trying to improve themselves.
It's so strange not to have Boudreau whining in an article about the Caps. McPhee and Leonsis make up for it though. I get sticking up for your players, George, but he did leave his feet and make contact with Michalek's head. No real gray area there...
I haven't heard him whine about anything since becoming the Ducks coach. It's the culture of the Caps to whine, make excuses and not take any accountability for actions or failures. Once he left the Borg, he became human again.
“There’s no way that [Jonas] Hiller shouldn’t have been one of the three stars of the week,” Boudreau told the OC Register. “I mean, good God, Malkin had one game out of four and he gets third star.
“So, I mean, what Hiller did, if he didn’t get first star he should have at least been second or third.”
Malkamaniac wrote:[lol he huffed and puffed when Malkin got star of the week two weeks ago and Hiller got bounced that week. Yes you read that right.
http://prohockeytalk.nbcsports.com/2012 ... t-of-four/“There’s no way that [Jonas] Hiller shouldn’t have been one of the three stars of the week,” Boudreau told the OC Register. “I mean, good God, Malkin had one game out of four and he gets third star.
“So, I mean, what Hiller did, if he didn’t get first star he should have at least been second or third.”
Malkamaniac wrote:“There’s no way that [Jonas] Hiller shouldn’t have been one of the three stars of the week,” Boudreau told the OC Register. “I mean, good God, Malkin had one game out of four and he gets third star.
“So, I mean, what Hiller did, if he didn’t get first star he should have at least been second or third.”
Gaucho wrote:Malkamaniac wrote:“There’s no way that [Jonas] Hiller shouldn’t have been one of the three stars of the week,” Boudreau told the OC Register. “I mean, good God, Malkin had one game out of four and he gets third star.
“So, I mean, what Hiller did, if he didn’t get first star he should have at least been second or third.”
joopen wrote:I think its hilarious that because the refs were grossly incompetent it should excuse him from being accountable for his hit
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