I fancy myself a Western omelette right about now - rangerdanger94
Actually... I'm gonna be having awesome omelettes in the near future. Wild Russian boar sausage, instead of bacon, in mine. My father and brother shot one each last weekend.
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Fifteen percent concentrated power of will
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Agree and disagree. Boyle's hit was not malicious, nor did he intend to hurt Girardi. It was actually a pretty harmless shove. But anyone who has watched hockey, played hockey or know anything about hockey understands that the harmless shove from blindside when your 4 feet away from the boards to a unsuspecting player because he's still 10 feet away from the puck is the most dangerous hit in the game. Just like a few years ago when Brad Richards was sent head first into the boards when he was on the point. Harmless shove, but it's Boyles responsibility to understand that play. G is not expecting contact nor SHOULD he because he's still so far away from the puck. So he can't protect himself. Not to mention it was blindside to top it off.
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Apr 6 @ 9:18 AM ET
Agree and disagree. Boyle's hit was not malicious, nor did he intend to hurt Girardi. It was actually a pretty harmless shove. But anyone who has watched hockey, played hockey or know anything about hockey understands that the harmless shove from blindside when your 4 feet away from the boards to a unsuspecting player because he's still 10 feet away from the puck is the most dangerous hit in the game. Just like a few years ago when Brad Richards was sent head first into the boards when he was on the point. Harmless shove, but it's Boyles responsibility to understand that play. G is not expecting contact nor SHOULD he because he's still so far away from the puck. So he can't protect himself. Not to mention it was blindside to top it off. - xcheckmajor
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Apr 6 @ 9:20 AM ET
Agree and disagree. Boyle's hit was not malicious, nor did he intend to hurt Girardi. It was actually a pretty harmless shove. But anyone who has watched hockey, played hockey or know anything about hockey understands that the harmless shove from blindside when your 4 feet away from the boards to a unsuspecting player because he's still 10 feet away from the puck is the most dangerous hit in the game. Just like a few years ago when Brad Richards was sent head first into the boards when he was on the point. Harmless shove, but it's Boyles responsibility to understand that play. G is not expecting contact nor SHOULD he because he's still so far away from the puck. So he can't protect himself. Not to mention it was blindside to top it off. - xcheckmajor
I played juniors, I bet you don't even slap shot, bro
Glass hit was borderline, but Vlad got caught admiring his pass. What he got is enough. - Artyukhin76
I agree with this. Wasn't vicious but caught him unsuspecting. Looked worse than it was but those are the breaks.
On the Boyle his, I also don't think it was vicious but really just a crappy result. It was a penalty as G did not have the puck. The impact of the board was exponentially harder than the hit itself, but definitely a reckless play by Boyle.
How bad did Girardi's injury look. And seriously not trolling here, but does anyone here think that McIlrath might be a better option than Girardi/Boyle at this stage to begin with?
