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Cobiemonster
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Sharks beat the Coyotes 3-2
Yup, just an awkward play, Cooke's reputation aside. Ehrhoff tried to side-step at the very last second.
Gah. Pens got a goal back on the PP, so it's 3-1 now...but still. Pretty sure that's a 5 and possibly a 10.
Someone needs to remind me why the Ducks didn't even give Mathieu Perreault a qualifying offer while signing Dany Heatley - that was horrible
Perreault missed a couple of great chances to award some Manitoba resident a million dollars in the Safeway Score and Win contest.
Perreault missed a couple of great chances to award some Manitoba resident a million dollars in the Safeway Score and Win contest.
Suter played just shy of 30 minutes last night. That will be a lot of ice time to distribute if he gets a game or two. I guess the question is, will it still be Yeo's job to dole out the minutes for Suter's replacement
What an asshole.
He said postgame that he was "adjusting his stick position" and didn't intend to hit him, and that he's "not that kind of guy". Apparently he also told Sid after the second to tell Downie he's sorry. Suter has a fairly clean reputation, but...that video is damning. Not sure how it's anything but intentional. He has to reach pretty far out to catch Downie's head. The amount of people saying "poetic justice" is alarming, per usual. Downie's been scrappy (THIS YEAR) but hasn't had a horrible situation yet. He does have one boarding penalty that wasn't pretty in the least. Regardless, it's another case of star v. checkered player for the league. It's a phone hearing, so <5 games. I know you can't compare, like at all, but Matt Cooke's elbow to McDonough that was similar got him 10 games + 1 playoff round. That was strike three (or ten) on him, but still, I'd think 3-5 games is in order for a guy on strike one.
I'd say he probably gets two games out of this since it's his first time
He's not that type of player, yet, but it was pretty clear that he was taking his frustration out on someone and he totally meant to do it - all the frustration that's built up and I think that's probably what happened - but it was blatant noneoftheless
He said postgame that he was "adjusting his stick position" and didn't intend to hit him, and that he's "not that kind of guy". Apparently he also told Sid after the second to tell Downie he's sorry. Suter has a fairly clean reputation, but...that video is damning. Not sure how it's anything but intentional. He has to reach pretty far out to catch Downie's head. The amount of people saying "poetic justice" is alarming, per usual. Downie's been scrappy (THIS YEAR) but hasn't had a horrible situation yet. He does have one boarding penalty that wasn't pretty in the least. Regardless, it's another case of star v. checkered player for the league. It's a phone hearing, so <5 games. I know you can't compare, like at all, but Matt Cooke's elbow to McDonough that was similar got him 10 games + 1 playoff round. That was strike three (or ten) on him, but still, I'd think 3-5 games is in order for a guy on strike one.
Honestly, I could buy he was trying to interfere with Downie going to the net, and flung his elbow out since that is really all he had that could have impeded Downie in any way. That being said, it's still egregious, and he deserves a few games.
Another check in the 'outlaw hard capped elbow pads' column as well.