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There was one about two decades ago, similar in statue, complete with dinosaur arms and a huge melon. #28 on the Leafs
There was one about two decades ago, similar in statue, complete with dinosaur arms and a huge melon. #28 on the Leafs
There is no code buddy. If anything the code is the rookies don't go after the vets. Rookies get beat up so the time in the NHLI did watch the game. the content of which you write is most subjective. regardless of Svechnikov possibly initiating with Ovechkin, Ovechkin is aware of the codes and unwritten rules.
hahaha, that's hilarious about Ovechkin. He might play well when he does the hitting, but if someone were to lay him out and/or punch his face in, yeah, he might not play well.
Oh you mean back when goalies had no idea what they were doing and used pads 10 times smaller? youre right
What? He's a legend for doing the exact opposite. His career was cut short because he was relentless. He refused to lose. He refused to go down. He's not in the HOF because of his career stats (249 goals for 885 points in 708 games), but because of the way he played. The fact that you say that when the first video shows the exact opposite tells me you know nothing. And the worst of the know-nothings. That is, somebody who insist on expressing opinions anyway.
Not wanting to come across as ignorant, but why does hockey persist in entertaining a violence-based culture? In no way does that help the perspective of the sport, it comes across as amateurish and discreditable.
My mind is blown reading this on an mma forum
I know this is intended at satirical, but it's somewhat nonsensical considering MMA is defined as combat sports, whereas hockey is not.
It’s not hard to comprehend. One is defined as full-contact combat sport, the other is not.
Just stop it. It's Foppa. A nickname he got in Sweden. He played in the low-scoring clutch and grab era of the NHL when defensemen got away with murder.Chill, dude. He was nicknamed Floppa for a reason, and I wasn't the one who created it--he has been known to dive.
Not arguing his abilities or stats.
Just stop it. It's Foppa. A nickname he got in Sweden. He played in the low-scoring clutch and grab era of the NHL when defensemen got away with murder.
That's why I love hockey. I hate the cowardly "Don't hate the playa, hate the game." You hit somebody because you want to hit him. To paraphrase Don Cherry (from his autobiography), when you hit somebody, don't just skate away as if nothing. Turn around and look the other guy in the eyes, as to say, "Yeah, I did that to you. What are you going to do about it?" If the other guy hits back, you have a hockey game. If not, great.The kid wasn't in his face asking for an autograph. Ovi invoked the ancient code of "don't start none, won't be none". That's old time hockey and it's always badass to see a superstar taking care of business himself.
It doesn’t.. they’ve been phasing fighting out of the game for the past few years if you actually paid attention. Along with hits to the head
nah. in hockey, there is an unwritten rule among the players to not go after the young, green players. and, that's exactly what Ovechkin did. someone should go return the favor to him.
You link to an idiot website? Yes, his Nashville stint wasn't glorious. He came back because he didn't know when to quit. He had his heel sawed off by the doctors in an attempt to fix his foot. It didn't work, so they sawed it off again. That didn't work either. it was also in Nashville he realized he didn't have it in him any more. He was afraid to go into the corners. You can't play when you're afraid. He was finished.I know his "official" nickname was Foppa. Floppa was a play off his nickname that was used to mock some of his plays.
For example: https://www.hockeywilderness.com/2011/2/14/1993135/sir-flops-a-lot-to-stop-flopping
You come off as a pompous douche, spewing shit about others opinions as inferior to your subjective opinion.You link to an idiot website? Yes, his Nashville stint wasn't glorious. He came back because he didn't know when to quit. He had his heel sawed off by the doctors in an attempt to fix his foot. It didn't work, so they sawed it off again. That didn't work either. it was also in Nashville he realized he didn't have it in him any more. He was afraid to go into the corners. You can't play when you're afraid. He was finished.