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TSN-C'mon Ref wrote:In the end, I'm surprised that Hansen received a one-game suspension on this play. I have seen far worse hits that have gone unpunished this season.
http://www.tsn.ca/nhl/story/?id=416432
Strangelove wrote:.
meh, the Hawks have been trying to frame Canucks for a while now:
I'm a little surprised they had Hossa sit out the rest of the game just for the sake of a Hansen suspension.
.... but I have no doubt that little faker will be back next game.
Can't believe Shanny falls for this shit.
SonofaBure wrote:
It goes both ways...unfortunately. We're just as guilty of it, and it pisses me off.
Hossa is not faking it, he has a history of concussions.
Reefer2 wrote:SonofaBure wrote:
It goes both ways...unfortunately. We're just as guilty of it, and it pisses me off.
Hossa is not faking it, he has a history of concussions.
I think what is pissing everyone off is that the NHL is do inconsistent in how they handle these things. Either all head shots are a suspension or not, the team or player getting hit should not have any impact on the decision.
Boston and Chicago seems to be 2 teams that receive the right end of the stick in many of these issues (not all).


rats19 wrote:I now think if calmer less selfish heads prevail. Hossa's well being and standard level of health may have been saved by this insignificant glancing blow. But only if anyone cares.
Or he was faking.
SonofaBure wrote:rats19 wrote:I now think if calmer less selfish heads prevail. Hossa's well being and standard level of health may have been saved by this insignificant glancing blow. But only if anyone cares.
Or he was faking.
Looks like he did suffer a concussion (reports are just coming out).

Zedlee wrote:What drives me crazy is the explanation from Shanahan. He takes a hockey play that happened in the bat of an eye and disects it in super slow motion micro detail to justify his decision. What a load of bull. This suspension is all about "appearing" to be tough on headshots...but will not act as a deterrent one iota because basically it was an accident. F%$# you NHL.
SonofaBure wrote:rats19 wrote:I now think if calmer less selfish heads prevail. Hossa's well being and standard level of health may have been saved by this insignificant glancing blow. But only if anyone cares.
Or he was faking.
Looks like he did suffer a concussion (reports are just coming out).
Chris Kuc @ChrisKuc
Winger Marian Hossa just took the ice for #Blackhawks practice.
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Got some unhappy #Canucks fans on my Twitter feed after they heard the news #Blackhawks winger Marian Hossa is practicing today.
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Marian Hossa currently working on one of the power-play units during #Blackhawks practice.
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Marian Hossa currently working on one of the power-play units during #Blackhawks practice.
Jovocop wrote:I seriously lost all the tiny respect for Mary... What a loser... No wonder he fits in so well with the Hawks.

Brick Tamland wrote:Jovocop wrote:I seriously lost all the tiny respect for Mary... What a loser... No wonder he fits in so well with the Hawks.
I don't know, I think Hossa deserves some credit. Just look at the dedication he showed to his craft. I mean how many other actors are willling to lie face down on the ice for that length of time just to draw a penalty. Just imagine how cold that was on his face. It's gotta be at least Gemini worthy.
That really is the only plausable explanation, because if it really was that bad, it would be ridiculous of the Hawks to allow him on the ice not 2 days after such a traumatic head shot...
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