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Richelieu
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Gatineau
Dec 2001 time: 00:34
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Dino Ciccarelli got 1 day in the 80's IIRC.
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Guynemer
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Correct, Richelieu.
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Imran Siddiqui

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The Potterverse
Jan 1970 time: 00:34
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quote: Living in Hong Kong, I have to watch ESPN coverage of hockey games. One thing I've noticed is that the ESPN commentators really play up the fighting. If a fight starts, they're going "Hey fight, fantastic, now the game is interesting, oh look at that hit, blah, blah, blah."
That's completely different from Canadian hockey coverage, which, IIRC, rarely shows the actual fighting.
That partially explains the different Canadian-American perspectives about hockey fights. |
Hmmm... that is very interesting. Yeah, on ESPN they go hog wild over fights (the guys annoucing it are Canadians, though). Still, I think Guy's point stands. College hockey is a much cleaner game all around.
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vlad
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Of Nanaimo British Columbia
Dec 1999 time: 21:34
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does anyone have a link for a video of the hit? I am trying to show my bro back in the states.
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lightblue
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L'Boro, UK
Oct 2001 time: 05:34
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quote: Originally posted by vlad
does anyone have a link for a video of the hit? I am trying to show my bro back in the states. |
It's on the espn site (http://msn.espn.go.com).
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Flubber
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With a view of the Rockies
Aug 2000 time: 22:34
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Latest news story from tsn.ca
TORONTO (CP w/TSN.ca staff) - The NHL disciplinary hearing into Todd Bertuzzi's attack on Steve Moore is now underway following a delay Wednesday morning after some of the parties involved asked for more time to prepare.
"(The hearing) will take place later in the day." NHL vice-president Gary Meagher told reporters 30-minutes after the hearing was supposed to begin at 9 am at the NHL's offices in Toronto.
The meeting is being held before NHL vice-president Colin Campbell, the league's disciplinarian. NHLPA officials will also attend.
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What They're Saying
Bertuzzi is present at the hearing despite speculation that he would not appear due to the threat of legal action in the case.
Marty McSorley opted not to appear for his NHL hearing in 2000 due to the threat of legal action against him. Despite his absence, the NHL suspended him for one year for hitting Vancouver's Donald Brashear in the head with his stick. That stands as the longest suspension to date for an on-ice infraction in the NHL.
"I have no time frame on when a decision might be made," Meagher added.
Moore was hospitalized with a fractured neck and a concussion after he was sucker-punched by Bertuzzi in the third period of a 9-2 Colorado win Monday night at Vancouver's GM Place.
The Avs forward landed face first on the ice, with Bertuzzi on top of him.
There has been bad blood between the two teams since a hit by Moore in a game Feb. 16 sidelined Canucks captain Markus Naslund for three games with a concussion. Moore was not penalized on the play.
Outside the Air Canada Centre on Wednesday, two fans waited along with reporters, who interviewed both in the absence of any other news.
One wore a Canucks shirt and hockey gloves with a sign taped to a hockey stick that said "Colin, Ernie says free Bert."
The sign had pictures of Muppets Ernie and Bert as well as a Bertuzzi photo, newspaper clipping and hockey card
The other held up a sign asking for a four-year ban of Bertuzzi and a fine of $3.2 million.
The average suspension handed down by the NHL for incidents similar to Bertuzzi's has been 11 games.
Matt Johnson of the Los Angeles Kings was handed a 12 game suspension for deliberately injuring Jeff Beukeboom of the New York Rangers in 1998. Beukeboom's subsequent head injury eventually forced him out of the game.
Philadelphia goalie Ron Hextall also received a 12 game suspension for attacking Montreal's Chris Chelios during a playoff game in 1989 while Owen Nolan, then of the San Jose Sharks, got 11 games for hitting Grant Marshall in the head in 2001.
Winnipeg's Jimmy Mann got 10 games for sucker-punching Pittsburgh's Paul Gardner in 1982 while Ruslan Salei of Anaheim was hit with a 10 game suspension for hitting Mike Modano of the Dallas Stars from behind in 1999.
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Guynemer
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quote: Originally posted by Sava
Hockey doesn't need fighting, but it's better with it. The pussification of hockey is part of the problem. In the old days, there were tough guys who fought other tough guys. The instigator penalty is the biggest bunch of BS. With enforcers lurking, players behaved themselves... or else they faced the threat of fighting a tough guy. Now, players are playing more dirty because they know there aren't consequences. A guy like Bertuzzi wouldn't have cheap shotted Moore if there were enforcers lurking.
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This is exactly the macho *****-waving bullshit that has gotten us into this mess in the first place.
EDIT: One other thing, Sava... if fighting would have solved this problem, then why did Bertuzzi go after Moore? After all, Moore had gotten in a fight earlier in the game to begin with.
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cinch
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Edmonton, Alberta, Canada
Jul 2002 time: 22:34
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On a lighter (kinda) note:
The Oilers play the Avs tonight, and Colorado is expected to start Salo! Should be tense, but also make for some good hockey.
It'll be a tough one, but we'll try and tip the scales here.
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Guynemer
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quote: Originally posted by Ben Kenobi
Fair enough.
I would abide by that. Same for Moore, would have been nice. |
Except Moore didn't do anything against the rules, Ben. It was a hard, but clean, hit.
If you can't see the different between that and what Bertuzzi did, you are completely hopeless.
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cinch
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Edmonton, Alberta, Canada
Jul 2002 time: 22:34
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I just saw Bertuzzi's statement on SportsNet... As you know, I think Bert should get suspended for the rest of the year. However, I'm not as disgusted with him as I was, initially. He seems genuinely sorry, and I think he'll be able to turn things around... Next season.
Anyway, it was a classy statement by Bertuzzi, and he wasn't afraid to show a little emotion. It's good to see. I didn't want to hate the man.
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Tingkai
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To find the Northwest Passage
Aug 2001 time: 13:34
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All this whining and bleating about violence in hockey is getting annoying.
We're talkin gabout a sport played in a confined area with huge competitive guys carrying hockey sticks. Fights are bound to happen, and every once in a while some idiot goes way overboard.
But it's not like the NHL turns a blind eye to the fights. If a player gets into a fight, they get penalised. If they go overboard like Bertuzzi then they get suspended and that means losing major salary bucks.
Banning fighting won't stop the fights from happening. The NHL suspended McSorley for a year, and did that stop Bertuzzi from doing what he did? No.
Anyways, the only way to ban players from fighting is to penalise them for fighting, and that already occurs.
And it's got nothing to do with a "culture of violence" unless you think that hard hits = violence. In which case the only way to get rid of this "culture" is to ban body checks.
Bertuzzi committed a despicable, cowardly act and he should be heavily penalised for what he did. But let's keep this in perspective.
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