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| Craig Adams | 6'0''  1 | 197lb 3 | 3 | 1 | 0 | N/A |
| Ian Laperriere | 6'1''  1 | 200lb 3 | 7 | 4 | 0 |
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 EvilVirus
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Oct 9, 2009 01:19 ET | Draw | Fun
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Craig Adams drops his mitts along with Ian Laperriere right of the draw in the Penguins' zone. They grab onto each other's sweaters as Adams lands a left to the bucket. They get in close quarters and Laperriere fires away a bunch of weak rabbit punches, a couple of which graze the helmet. He goes with some body shots before they get loose from each other. Adams throws a left, which hits the backside of the helmet and puts Lappy out of his balance. They both appear on the ice with Adams on top and the fight is over.
Not much happened in this dull scrap. Neither combatant landed anything really solid before they both hit the duck. Draw. |
SarcasticPillow
11259 fight reviews
Oct 9, 2009 12:50 ET | Draw | Fun
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| Right off a draw, middleweights Craig Adams and Ian Laperriere drop the gloves. They get in tight where Adams lands a left. Laperriere throws two rights back, landing one, then pauses. Laperriere throws six rights afterwards and lands two more. Then Adams stands back and lands a left, Laperriere misses a right immediately and goes off balance. Adams misses a left and they go down where the fight is broken up by the referees. Draw in a bad fight. |
Habsfan18
473 fight reviews
Oct 8, 2009 16:19 ET | Draw | Fun
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| Typical Lappy crappy fight... few punches thrown and a quick takedown |
Sonrofey
192 fight reviews
Oct 8, 2009 16:52 ET | Draw | Fun
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| Off a draw in the Pittsburgh zone Laperriere and Adams have a go. They start in extremely tight. As Laperriere tries to get his hand free, he swings wildly and misses, somewhat losing his balance. Adams takes a swing with the left which also misses. The swing causes Laperriere to fall with Adams on top. Not much action in this quick scrap. |
StormShadow
1841 fight reviews
Oct 8, 2009 17:12 ET | Draw | Fun
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| Crap fight. They're in tight trading a few weak punches, and then they fall to the ice. |
re
9347 fight reviews
Oct 8, 2009 18:03 ET | Draw | Fun
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| Laperriere lands a few weak one then Adams responds with some lefts and Laperriere slips to the ice. |
mullet
16677 fight reviews
Oct 9, 2009 10:20 ET | Draw | Fun
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| Terrible fight like pretty much all Lappy's fights are. Lappy lands a few pillow punches to the helmet, Adams starts throwing and Lappy falls down to the ice. Draw shit fight. |
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bulls1815
Oct 8, 2009 17:28 ET | Wasn't Lappy the guy who chirped Stortini last year for hugging? I dont find to many fights of his that are that exciting
Going over his fight career he has 1 fight ranked a 7, two fights ranked 6.7 then a couple 6's and the rest are lower than that
Does not have good fights. Usually pretty quick to takedown or drop
Got to love him for still going though i guess | Reply |
Canucks25
Oct 8, 2009 17:48 ET | | Reply |
Buffalogotcheated99
Oct 8, 2009 19:21 ET | | Wasn't Lappy the guy who chirped Stortini last year for hugging? I dont find to many fights of his that are that exciting
Going over his fight career he has 1 fight ranked a 7, two fights ranked 6.7 then a couple 6's and the rest are lower than that
Does not have good fights. Usually pretty quick to takedown or drop
Got to love him for still going though i guess |
Yeah, Lappy was being kind(hugging gesture) of hypocritical doing that.
Here's why I like Ian L. look at some of the money players are getting today. [Example]
Bobby Holik made 9 million for the Rangers one season, now look at Lappy's overall cash totals.
You are right though, Lappy is not some toe-to-toe slugfest champ, but at least he will chip in for some points and stick up for teammates. | Reply |
EC
Oct 8, 2009 19:24 ET | | Yeah, Lappy was being kind(hugging gesture) of hypocritical doing that.
Here's why I like Ian L. look at some of the money players are getting today. [Example]
Bobby Holik made 9 million for the Rangers one season, now look at Lappy's overall cash totals.
You are right though, Lappy is not some toe-to-toe slugfest champ, but at least he will chip in for some points and stick up for teammates.
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Laperriere is one of the few players in the NHL that can chip in with points and rack up 15 fights every year. Not to mention he is a good leader. Every team could use a guy like him. | Reply |
LukeLaC
Oct 9, 2009 00:23 ET | | Reply |
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Oct 8, 2009 18:54 ET | Philadelphia is trying to tie the score late in the game. Scott Hartnell throws a shot on net that Marc-Andre Fleury stops. However as Hartnell is taking the shot Mike Richards goes hard to the net. When Fleury makes the save, Richards doesn't stop skating. He crashes into Fleury and they both go hard into the net. Not only did Richards hit Fleury, but he also stuck his left hand out and clothslined Fleury in the face as he crashed into him. Predictably this would trigger a brawl with everyone getting involved. | Emotion
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StormShadow
Oct 8, 2009 18:56 ET | It looked more like Richards was pushed into Fluery. | Reply |
EC
Oct 8, 2009 18:59 ET | I don't think he was. But even if he was Richards still caught Fleury in the face with his left hand. That didn't look accidental. | Reply |
StormShadow
Oct 8, 2009 19:00 ET | Accidental or not, I thought it was hilarious. | Reply |
EC
Oct 8, 2009 19:02 ET | | | Accidental or not, I thought it was hilarious. |
Even better it triggered the brawl! The battle of Pennsylvania didn't take long to get going! | Reply |
lilburtis9363
Oct 8, 2009 19:11 ET | Didn't take long? It took all damn game, they should have been beating the hell out of eachother from the start | Reply |
EC
Oct 8, 2009 19:13 ET | | | Didn't take long? It took all damn game, they should have been beating the hell out of eachother from the start |
I think the only reason that didn't happen is because it was a close game. Once Philly was going to lose you knew something was going to happen. But that is why I love Philly. They were going to lose so they went out and raised a little hell at the end! | Reply |
EC
Oct 8, 2009 19:14 ET | | | It would be a lot better if the league didn't baby the pens. They need to target the diving ballerina and that dumb commi-cunt next game. I'm tired of of these two cy-babies running around crying to the refs all night long. Time for them to feel the pain. |
I agree. Its bad enough the league kisses Pittsburgh's ass, but then Crosby has to act like a little bitch all the time. That is why I like Ovechkin! | Reply |
crossovert
Oct 8, 2009 19:18 ET | sounds like run of the mill goalie interference, not a cheapshot, cooke would be proud of a play like this | Reply |
NATE77
Oct 8, 2009 19:33 ET | How many fights have Ovechkin been in? | Reply |
EC
Oct 8, 2009 19:43 ET | | | How many fights have Ovechkin been in? |
When I called Crosby a bitch I wasn't talking about fighting. Crosby may have a win against Andrew Ference but he is still a bitch. He jumped Brett McLean last year, constantly whines and plays an overall soft game. I would rather have someone like Ovechkin who hits hard and plays with an obvious passion. | Reply |
NATE77
Oct 8, 2009 19:47 ET | So Crosby is the only player that whines? I basically see every player whine in the water down version of NHL. | Reply |
EC
Oct 8, 2009 19:50 ET | | | So Crosby is the only player that whines? I basically see every player whine in the water down version of NHL. |
I never said Crosby was the only player that whines. But for a player that is the face of the NHL, he needs to act differently. He is worlds away from how Mario Lemieux or Bobby Orr acted. Right now all I see from Crosby is a chickenshit little bitch. | Reply |
NATE77
Oct 8, 2009 20:31 ET | Again, Chickenshit? He has more fights then Ovechkin. I get on Crosby alot, but if you are going to call him a pussy, bitch, chcikenshit, at least chose a guy who has more fights then he has. | Reply |
Oneill.the.Giant
Oct 9, 2009 02:09 ET | Crosby the biggest diver in the league, he mouths off and cries all the time to officials, and even though he's a top player he's just a guy who's persona is hard to like..
I'm no fan of the Pens but guys like Malkin are much more likeable players. There's no heirs and graces with him. He's just a highly skilled players that get on with their game. | Reply |
StormShadow
Oct 9, 2009 12:23 ET | | | How many fights have Ovechkin been in? |
He's been in a few.....and at least he's never jumped people off face-off's and punched other players in the balls. | Reply |
LETEMGO
Oct 10, 2009 06:54 ET | Crosby stated " Iasked him to go and he said yes!" "Yes means yes so I dropped my gloves"
Jst for the record I don't consider what Crosby did last year as "jumping" people. They were face to face and Crosby asked him to go. Now for the bitch everyone makes Crosby out to be. What message do you think it sent to his team?
Jim Korn "jumped" people, Crosby didn't. And Ovechkin may be the flashier and more physical of the 2, mentally he isn't as strong as Crosby, See game 7 last year in Washington, it was a boy vs. man-boy. | Reply |
StormShadow
Oct 10, 2009 07:05 ET | | Crosby stated " Iasked him to go and he said yes!" "Yes means yes so I dropped my gloves"
Jst for the record I don't consider what Crosby did last year as "jumping" people. They were face to face and Crosby asked him to go. Now for the bitch everyone makes Crosby out to be. What message do you think it sent to his team?
Jim Korn "jumped" people, Crosby didn't. And Ovechkin may be the flashier and more physical of the 2, mentally he isn't as strong as Crosby, See game 7 last year in Washington, it was a boy vs. man-boy. |
McLean may of said yes.....but you have to give the guy at least a couple of seconds to drop his gloves and square up. You don't immediately whip your gloves off and pounce on someone like a god damn retard.
Not as "mentally strong" as Crosby...yea ok, who cries to the officials non-stop, and can't control their menstrual cycle....please. Crosby couldn't even carry Ovechkin's jock strap if he wanted to...and he probably does.
"boy" = crybaby crosby
man-beast = Ovechkin | Reply |
EC
Oct 10, 2009 14:31 ET | | See game 7 last year in Washington, it was a boy vs. man-boy.
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Never mind the fact Pittsburgh had a much better team then Washington and the Caps were lucky to get that far. Ovechkin has to carry Washington's offense since Semin and Backstrom are the only others that support him. Crosby has a lot more help on Pittsburgh. | Reply |
LETEMGO
Oct 12, 2009 07:24 ET | |
Never mind the fact Pittsburgh had a much better team then Washington and the Caps were lucky to get that far. Ovechkin has to carry Washington's offense since Semin and Backstrom are the only others that support him. Crosby has a lot more help on Pittsburgh. |
Other than Malkin and Stall who was the big help Crosby had? Not to mention that Ovechkin is Washington and Crosby is Pittsburgh. Oh I see, Matt Cooke and 59 year old Bill Guerin were the catalysts on Pittsburgh.
The Caps were within 1 game of the Satnley cup finals, I would hardly say "lucky" to be there! | Reply |
LETEMGO
Oct 12, 2009 07:33 ET | | McLean may of said yes.....but you have to give the guy at least a couple of seconds to drop his gloves and square up. You don't immediately whip your gloves off and pounce on someone like a god damn retard.
Not as "mentally strong" as Crosby...yea ok, who cries to the officials non-stop, and can't control their menstrual cycle....please. Crosby couldn't even carry Ovechkin's jock strap if he wanted to...and he probably does.
"boy" = crybaby crosby
man-beast = Ovechkin
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At the very least Crosby has dropped his gloves on a couple of occassions, Ovechkin is like Scott Stevens, he'll hit you then think he's to good to fight you.
Crosby couldn't carry Ovechkins Jock strap?
Yeah! For a guy who can kill penalties (Ovechkin doesn't) for a guy who takes face-offs (Ovechkin doesn't) see Saturday vs. Leafs Crosby was 75%. For a guy who was the youngest player in NHL history to captain "HIS" team to a Stanley Cup. You've got and Ovechkin have a lot of work to do before you keep comparing the 2.
I guess I'll beleive you though cause Bobby Orr, Lemieux, Gretzky, Yzerman never whined to the officials, but you've got Ovechkins back man!
BTW is Crosby supposed to wait for a sqaure-off? That's the way a fight should be off the draw no sqaure-off and down to business. A sqaure-off IMO is just time for the refs to come in and break it up. And what's Crosby supposed to do wait for the other guy to throw a punch before he can? I'm going to reserve from name calling cause the facts are already laid out for you. Thanks for trying though... | Reply |
EC
Oct 13, 2009 06:10 ET | | Other than Malkin and Stall who was the big help Crosby had? Not to mention that Ovechkin is Washington and Crosby is Pittsburgh. Oh I see, Matt Cooke and 59 year old Bill Guerin were the catalysts on Pittsburgh.
The Caps were within 1 game of the Satnley cup finals, I would hardly say "lucky" to be there! |
Pittsburgh has Malkin, Staal, Gonchar, Fleury Guerin (yes he did make contributions) and several depth players that made contributions such as Talbot, Cooke, etc. Washington has Ovechkin, Backstrom, Semin and thats it! I would say Pittsburgh has a better roster.
Oh and Washington was one game away from the Conference finals, not the Stanley Cup. Get your facts straight. | Reply |
EC
Oct 13, 2009 06:13 ET | | | BTW is Crosby supposed to wait for a sqaure-off? That's the way a fight should be off the draw no sqaure-off and down to business. A sqaure-off IMO is just time for the refs to come in and break it up. And what's Crosby supposed to do wait for the other guy to throw a punch before he can? I'm going to reserve from name calling cause the facts are already laid out for you. Thanks for trying though... |
Yes Crosby should jump a player to get the advantage so he can win. That is perfectly honorable and follows the Code. If someone like Sean Avery jumped a player you would be upset, but since its Crosby he gets a pass. I find it funny that Crosby can jump a player yet people still defend him. If it was Crosby being jumped it would be a whole different story. | Reply |
LETEMGO
Oct 14, 2009 15:25 ET | I was done with you a week ago. And how could you even mention Avery to Crosby in the same breath?
Ovary has a reputation for unsavoury tactics. I mean he had 250+ PIM one year and what 8 fights? 8 x 5 is 40 so you tell me the rest.
Washington - Green, Clark, Erskine, Valaramov, Laich. Face it Ovechkin was a NO-SHOW for game 7 whether it was a semi, conference, Cup finals, he was non-existent.
I'm sure Ovechkin would cry to the refs too! Only thing who would understand him???? | Reply |
EC
Oct 14, 2009 18:03 ET | | I was done with you a week ago. And how could you even mention Avery to Crosby in the same breath?
Ovary has a reputation for unsavoury tactics. I mean he had 250+ PIM one year and what 8 fights? 8 x 5 is 40 so you tell me the rest.
Washington - Green, Clark, Erskine, Valaramov, Laich. Face it Ovechkin was a NO-SHOW for game 7 whether it was a semi, conference, Cup finals, he was non-existent.
I'm sure Ovechkin would cry to the refs too! Only thing who would understand him???? |
By bringing up Avery I was simply making the point if someone like Avery or another enforcer jumped someone, people would be up in arms. But since its Crosby he gets a pass and people defend him. I mean he jumped a player before he could even get set to fight! That is a major code violation and people still kiss his ass!
Are you seriously using Chris Clark and John Erskine as examples for Washington's top players? That doesn't do much to validate your argument. Other then Ovechkin, Green, Backstrom, and Semin, Washington doesn't have anyone decent and they can't match up against Pittsburgh. Besides they had to rely on a rookie goalie who was thrown to the wolves in the playoffs and thankfully played great. Pittsburgh has a seasoned goalie in Fleury. So I think it is safe to say Pittsburgh has the edge in goaltending and they have better depth then the Caps do. | Reply |
LETEMGO
Oct 15, 2009 18:24 ET | | By bringing up Avery I was simply making the point if someone like Avery or another enforcer jumped someone, people would be up in arms. But since its Crosby he gets a pass and people defend him. I mean he jumped a player before he could even get set to fight! That is a major code violation and people still kiss his ass!
Are you seriously using Chris Clark and John Erskine as examples for Washington's top players? That doesn't do much to validate your argument. Other then Ovechkin, Green, Backstrom, and Semin, Washington doesn't have anyone decent and they can't match up against Pittsburgh. Besides they had to rely on a rookie goalie who was thrown to the wolves in the playoffs and thankfully played great. Pittsburgh has a seasoned goalie in Fleury. So I think it is safe to say Pittsburgh has the edge in goaltending and they have better depth then the Caps do. |
I don't think Crosby cares about the code, he obviously doesn't fight enough to worry about it. Again, what do you mean by get "set" roll up your sleeves and sqaure off. Then all you boneheads would just indicate Crosby didn't want to fight, the officials stepped in to save his ass, blah, blah, blah. Again, what's Crosby supposed to do wait for someone to ring a bell???? Get real, the other guy clearly didn't/wasn't ready to fight after being asked to.
Fleury seasoned at 23 years old? Last year he won the cup, he wasn't gauranteed the cup just because you feel he was seasoned. Look at Roy, Cam Ward and Brodeurs first cup. It happens, anything can happen with a hot goalie.
And with Clark and Erskine I was simply pointing out the vets (role players) that you neglected to compare with Matt Cooke and Hal Gill. As the Washington Capitals somehow managed to seed higher than the Pittsburgh team did, or was that something of an oversight as well??? | Reply |
LETEMGO
Oct 15, 2009 18:43 ET | As for the depth advantage, Washington won more games over-all than the Pens last year. They were within 10 goals of each other for GF and GA with the Caps holding the advantage in BOTH categories. The Caps also won the head to head match up with 3 wins - 1 loss over the Pens in the reg. season.
Players like Nylander, Fedorov, Poti, Jurcina and Morrison rounded out their roster, along with Ovechkin (Crosby), Semin (Malkin) and Backstrom (Stall) . And coming within 1 win of advancing to the conference finals tells me that they were matched very evenly and either team could have advanced, One thing is Ovechkin (much like in the ND wjrs. in 2005 packed it in as well.) | Reply |
StormShadow
Oct 15, 2009 19:52 ET | | At the very least Crosby has dropped his gloves on a couple of occassions, Ovechkin is like Scott Stevens, he'll hit you then think he's to good to fight you.
Crosby couldn't carry Ovechkins Jock strap?
Yeah! For a guy who can kill penalties (Ovechkin doesn't) for a guy who takes face-offs (Ovechkin doesn't) see Saturday vs. Leafs Crosby was 75%. For a guy who was the youngest player in NHL history to captain "HIS" team to a Stanley Cup. You've got and Ovechkin have a lot of work to do before you keep comparing the 2.
I guess I'll beleive you though cause Bobby Orr, Lemieux, Gretzky, Yzerman never whined to the officials, but you've got Ovechkins back man!
BTW is Crosby supposed to wait for a sqaure-off? That's the way a fight should be off the draw no sqaure-off and down to business. A sqaure-off IMO is just time for the refs to come in and break it up. And what's Crosby supposed to do wait for the other guy to throw a punch before he can? I'm going to reserve from name calling cause the facts are already laid out for you. Thanks for trying though... |
Holy shit on a shingle, if you believe anything you just said here, I strongly urge you to re-evaluate yourself. However, i'll give you the benefit of the doubt....maybe you were drunk. | Reply |
EC
Oct 16, 2009 05:45 ET | | Again, what do you mean by get "set" roll up your sleeves and sqaure off. Then all you boneheads would just indicate Crosby didn't want to fight, the officials stepped in to save his ass, blah, blah, blah. Again, what's Crosby supposed to do wait for someone to ring a bell???? Get real, the other guy clearly didn't/wasn't ready to fight after being asked to.
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I love how you are defending a player who JUMPED an opponent. I never said he should roll up his sleeves and squareoff. But give the other guy an opportunity to fight back. Crosby was angry because his team was losing so badly that he wanted to fight. But he couldn't do it fairly and had to jump his opponent in order to win. And yet you still kiss his ass! You said the other guy wasn't ready to fight. Yeah because Crosby jumped him!
I'm done with you. Crosby could slash someone in the face and you would still defend him. This kid is a far cry from how Gretzky, Lemieux, and Orr conducted themselves on the ice. | Reply |
LETEMGO
Oct 18, 2009 09:38 ET | |
I love how you are defending a player who JUMPED an opponent. I never said he should roll up his sleeves and squareoff. But give the other guy an opportunity to fight back. Crosby was angry because his team was losing so badly that he wanted to fight. But he couldn't do it fairly and had to jump his opponent in order to win. And yet you still kiss his ass! You said the other guy wasn't ready to fight. Yeah because Crosby jumped him!
I'm done with you. Crosby could slash someone in the face and you would still defend him. This kid is a far cry from how Gretzky, Lemieux, and Orr conducted themselves on the ice. |
Whatever, You have no rebuttle for the arguement anymore and that's why you're done. Nice try!!
When 2 players agree to fight and one isn't ready and/or doesn't beleive him then that's not Crosbys fault. See Mayers and Adams this year and Thornton and Getzlaf during the playoffs last year for the exact same situations. Maclean is the one you should be calling out for being gutless, but then again much like you and Stormhooper, you turn your backs or turtle, nice position, it's no wonder you're defending Maclean.
I was done with you 3 weeks ago and you still try to come up with some half-wit comeback, different league, different era and different times.
And you must be confusing the current Mario with the one who played 5 seasons before he won a cup. Talk about aloof! This guy had all the skill in the world but the personality of a rice cake, that's real transcending.
And just so you know Crosby saved Pittsburgh this time, not Mario..... | Reply |
LETEMGO
Oct 18, 2009 09:43 ET | | | Holy shit on a shingle, if you believe anything you just said here, I strongly urge you to re-evaluate yourself. However, i'll give you the benefit of the doubt....maybe you were drunk. |
Learn the sport before you criticize, I would have no problem if you had a lucid arguement here yet you couldn't think of one so you chose the drugs/alcohol scenario.
Instead of piping up with useless facts and tactics, maybe you should come up with an original thought?
Either way good luck with it is that you're doing, I'm sure it makes YOU feel like someone. | Reply |
StormShadow
Oct 18, 2009 09:48 ET | | Learn the sport before you criticize, I would have no problem if you had a lucid arguement here yet you couldn't think of one so you chose the drugs/alcohol scenario.
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Judging by what's been said here, it appears that you know absolutely nothing. Stick to street hockey or something because this ain't your cup of tea. | Reply |
StormShadow
Oct 18, 2009 11:38 ET | I really find it astonishing that there are so many crybaby crosby sympathizers on a FIGHT site. You would think that this place would be void of their ilk. | Reply |
LETEMGO
Oct 18, 2009 12:22 ET | You have Oeuf Samuelsson on your love list and Wendel Clark on your hate list.
I don't think I have to say anymore, maybe I do,
get a job! | Reply |
LETEMGO
Oct 18, 2009 12:27 ET | | | Judging by what's been said here, it appears that you know absolutely nothing. Stick to street hockey or something because this ain't your cup of tea. |
From a Philly fan I wouldn't excpect any less than this. Brain damage on it's largest scale. Like most Philly fans the frontal lobe appears to be non-functional, don't worry buddy, you would know whiners in Philly, you had one running the team for 15 years. | Reply |
StormShadow
Oct 18, 2009 12:58 ET | | | From a Philly fan I wouldn't excpect any less than this. Brain damage on it's largest scale. Like most Philly fans the frontal lobe appears to be non-functional, don't worry buddy, you would know whiners in Philly, you had one running the team for 15 years. |
My, my I see I hit a nerve. Awwww wittle baby don't wike it? You are really starting to sound like....wait a second....crosby...is that you?! I knew it all along. Aren't you on the wrong site? Maybe you should be on a figure skating forum instead. Piss off. | Reply |
LETEMGO
Oct 18, 2009 13:57 ET | Didn't even read your diatribe, its coming from you, it means nothing... Sorry you had me confused for someone who would pay attention to you. | Reply |
StormShadow
Oct 18, 2009 14:17 ET | Well, by responding, you obviously did, you fucking dolt. | Reply |
LETEMGO
Oct 18, 2009 14:33 ET | | | Well, by responding, you obviously did, you fucking dolt. |
still don't care and it doesn't bother me if you keep replying, even the desperate need some hope sometimes right Stormhooper? | Reply |
StormShadow
Oct 18, 2009 14:45 ET | Making perfect sense as usual.....keep on trolling. Look, you can lose all the arguments until you're black and blue in the face. Quit while you're behind.
This site was nice and quiet during the off-season, now dip-shits like yourself have to come out of the woodwork and ruin it. Go lace up a pair of figure skates or something, tool. | Reply |
LETEMGO
Oct 18, 2009 15:37 ET | | Making perfect sense as usual.....keep on trolling. Look, you can lose all the arguments until you're black and blue in the face. Quit while you're behind.
This site was nice and quiet during the off-season, now dip-shits like yourself have to come out of the woodwork and ruin it. Go lace up a pair of figure skates or something, tool. |
Yeah, yeah, yeah anyways.... Do you have a store on e-bay that sells G.I.Joe or is Stormshadow something else? I'm interested if you do. | Reply |
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| Duration N/A | Sidney Crosby Mark Eaton Chris Kunitz Kris Letang | Scott Hartnell Chris Pronger Mike Richards |
| How Many Players Involved: 10 |
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lilburtis9363
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Oct 8, 2009 18:59 ET | After Richards intentionally runs over Fleury, Letang goes after him and Hartnell is there right away. Letang and Hartnell tie up and Letang gets a decent takedown and they wrestle up against the boards where Hartnell may have actually bit Letang's finger. Kunitz comes in to help out Letang and Pronger comes in and starts ragdolling Kunitz from behind and tries to get him to fight (typical Pronger going after a much weaker opponent). Letang ends up with a pretty nice cut on his hand, most likely from Hartnell biting him, although it was never confirmed that Hartnell actually bit him.
Still gotta love the Flyers for this, they know they're gonna lose so they decide to raise hell at the end. | Fun
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grumpys44
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Oct 9, 2009 06:58 ET | I dont think Richards is a player to intentionally run over a goalie but he did give a good shot with his left hand. If you play hockey its not that easy to to stop when you have momentum like that going into the crease. Pens fans always cry when something happens to one of their guys. Letang tries to go after Richards but is intercepted by Hartnell. Good for Hartnell sticking up for his captain, looks like they rough it up good with a couple punches. Too bad the linesman broke that up, then Pronger has a strangle hold on former teammate Kunitz. Looked like those two would go but too much interference. Hard to say if Hartnell really bit Letang, since its the Flyers I'm sure he'll suspended. | Fun
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Non-bias-tilts
1 fight review
Oct 8, 2009 22:45 ET | i agree. not much more than a scrum. kunitz tried making something happen, but the refs, and pronger to some extent, prevented it. | Fun
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pindude61
Oct 8, 2009 21:49 ET | | Reply |
jpkrunch
Oct 9, 2009 09:29 ET | Come on with the typical Pronger comment. Kunitz had his gloves off (I guess to fight Hartnell) but Hartnell was already tied up with Letang. Kunitz just watches for a bit but then decides to get involved. That is when Pronger races in and ragdolls him. Maybe somebody told Pronger about how Kunitz repeatedly ran Timonnen in the playoffs last year to try to hurt him. Anyway, Kunitz is really lucky Pronger didn't just start firing away - wish he would have. | Reply |
averyoverott
Oct 9, 2009 11:51 ET | Pronger is one of the biggest spot pickers in hockey. Kunitz was defending a smaller teammate against a proven fighter in Hartnell. Pronger came over and grabbed a former teammate and tried to get him to fight... do you really think he would of done the same thing had it been Eric Godard or Mike Rupp?? Not a chance in the world big guy | Reply |
Fighting101
Oct 9, 2009 12:01 ET | | | Pronger is one of the biggest spot pickers in hockey. Kunitz was defending a smaller teammate against a proven fighter in Hartnell. Pronger came over and grabbed a former teammate and tried to get him to fight... do you really think he would of done the same thing had it been Eric Godard or Mike Rupp?? Not a chance in the world big guy |
I won't argue that Pronger is a huge spot picker, because he is. But how can you defend Kunitz for "defending a smaller teammate against a proven fighter (HAHA)" but then say Pronger is just being a spot picker. Hartnell was already dealing with Letang, should Pronger have just sat there and let Hartnell take on two people? No, he did exactly what any teammate would do and got in there and tried to separate Kunitz from Hartnell. He could have blasted Kunitz in the face, but he didn't. Did he try to get him to fight? Yes. Kunitz didn't do anything (which I understand) and Pronger didn't throw anything. No harm at all there. | Reply |
jpkrunch
Oct 9, 2009 14:50 ET | That is weak, my man. Like I said, Kunitz had the gloves off and decided to get involved. Pronger had no choice. So what do you object to him ragdolling Kunitz? Please, that is weak. Pronger may have been a spotpicker in his early career but he hardly ever fights anymore. He is a skill guy who is tough to play against. As much as Pittsburgh would love to get him off the ice for Godard, that wouldn't be a good move for Philly. | Reply |
EC
Oct 9, 2009 14:53 ET | | | Pronger may have been a spotpicker in his early career but he hardly ever fights anymore. |
Actually throughout his career Pronger only has a few fights per year. And they are all against smaller weaker opponents. I had no problem with him getting involved with Kunitz but Pronger was and still is a spotpicker. His reputation for toughness is very undeserved. | Reply |
StormShadow
Oct 18, 2009 11:42 ET | |
Actually throughout his career Pronger only has a few fights per year. And they are all against smaller weaker opponents. I had no problem with him getting involved with Kunitz but Pronger was and still is a spotpicker. His reputation for toughness is very undeserved. |
I'm not denying he's a spot picker, because most of his opponents are smaller and weaker than he is. But his reputation for toughness is FAR from undeserved. Can you name one other defenseman in the NHL that plays as physical as he does while logging 25-30 mins a game? | Reply |
EC
Oct 18, 2009 12:03 ET | | | I'm not denying he's a spot picker, because most of his opponents are smaller and weaker than he is. But his reputation for toughness is FAR from undeserved. Can you name one other defenseman in the NHL that plays as physical as he does while logging 25-30 mins a game? |
Zdeno Chara plays physical and logs that much ice time. I don't like Chara either but he has actually fought tough opponents unlike Pronger. | Reply |
StormShadow
Oct 18, 2009 12:09 ET | Usually when Chara fights a tough opponent he falls right away. | Reply |
EC
Oct 18, 2009 12:13 ET | | | Usually when Chara fights a tough opponent he falls right away. |
I know and thats why I don't like him. But his fight card looks better then Pronger's. You asked for an example and I think Chara qualifies. | Reply |
StormShadow
Oct 18, 2009 12:16 ET | Yea, his card is better. I guess I had a brain fart and forgot about Chara. But anyways, just because Pronger is a spot-picker when it comes to fighting, doesn't mean he isn't tough, when I think he's definitely one of the tougher d-man in the league. | Reply |
EC
Oct 18, 2009 12:19 ET | | | Yea, his card is better. I guess I had a brain fart and forgot about Chara. But anyways, just because Pronger is a spot-picker when it comes to fighting, doesn't mean he isn't tough, when I think he's definitely one of the tougher d-man in the league. |
Pronger is certainly tough when it comes to hitting and clearing the net. But I still don't like him because he is a spotpicker. | Reply |
StormShadow
Dec 18, 2009 17:28 ET | Cherry speaks the truth:
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