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Rylan wrote:I can't tell...I need slow mo.
Digitalgypsy66 wrote:Rylan wrote:I can't tell...I need slow mo.
Can't tell if serious, but I went to 720p and looked at it, and although it's not the most blatant charge, he does leave his feet before making contact.
bhaw wrote:The whole before/during/after distinction is all BS anyways. If you target a guy's head, who cares when you left your feet?
Rylan wrote:bhaw wrote:The whole before/during/after distinction is all BS anyways. If you target a guy's head, who cares when you left your feet?
Ok then I agree with that. But if you guys are telling me that you can distinctly tell he left his feet prior to the hit I am going to have to say its inconclusive.
bhaw wrote:Rylan wrote:bhaw wrote:The whole before/during/after distinction is all BS anyways. If you target a guy's head, who cares when you left your feet?
Ok then I agree with that. But if you guys are telling me that you can distinctly tell he left his feet prior to the hit I am going to have to say its inconclusive.
Fair enough. I still say it doesn't matter. NHL has let him go after guys' heads for years. Then they showcase him when he's a bottom feeder who hides behind his teammates or the refs like Sean Avery. Figures Detroit fans celebrate this guy. He'd probably be a hit in Philly as well.
bhaw wrote:Up before based on that video.
bhaw wrote:This is where I tell you I've been playing hockey longer than you've been alive, so my view point is more valid, right?
columbia wrote:Looks like a dirty hit.
dman66 wrote:The thing that bugs me most about Kronwall's hits is that he basically leads with his back all the time. Most of his bigger hits are like this and they look so awkward.
Great58 wrote:Kronwall often catches forwards with their heads down coming out of the zone as his first move appears to be falling back on defense, so they drop their head a moment to control the puck. In reality he is just reving up his engine and preparing to drop it into gear, and he succeeds in catching them off guard. Keeping your head up seems the primary defense.
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