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Bullfrog said:I'm pretty uncomfortable with that statement, to be honest. Kadri's past supsensions have been warranted.
Zanzibar Buck-Buck McFate said:The refs let the game get out of hand. They need to take some responsibility. So, without ever admitting that of course, I think the league will let up a bit. My guess is that Kadri's suspension will be shorter than it might be otherwise. I'll guess 2 games.
herman said:Bullfrog said:I'm pretty uncomfortable with that statement, to be honest. Kadri's past supsensions have been warranted.
Suspensions yes. The way the game is called on the ice? Hmm
Frycer14 said:herman said:Bullfrog said:I'm pretty uncomfortable with that statement, to be honest. Kadri's past supsensions have been warranted.
Suspensions yes. The way the game is called on the ice? Hmm
Herman, I really wish you wouldn't go down this path, cause it affects how I respect you personally. Racism isn't a casual thing to throw around.
herman said:Frycer14 said:herman said:Bullfrog said:I'm pretty uncomfortable with that statement, to be honest. Kadri's past supsensions have been warranted.
Suspensions yes. The way the game is called on the ice? Hmm
Herman, I really wish you wouldn't go down this path, cause it affects how I respect you personally. Racism isn't a casual thing to throw around.
Are you saying you have a change in respect for me for insinuating that the NHL night have a race problem?
OldTimeHockey said:This game was lost in the first 5 minutes of the first period. Boston came out swinging and Toronto came out ducking and reaching. They handled the puck like it was a live grenade and this is not a good way to play hockey.
They turned it into a dump and chase game and you're not going to win a dump and chase game against the Bruins. Not the way they were stapling everything to the wall.
As for Kadri, he has to be smarter. I get that he feels he's responding to the Marleau hit, but there are far better ways to do that. His emotions constantly get the better of him. You know why Marchand and Gallagher are so effective? Because they know when to reel it in. Kadri tries to walk the same line but he has no self control. He should be suspended for that play. I'm guessing 3 games again. If so, he has let down his team again. That's two playoffs in a row. That's unacceptable IMO.
I have to watch the knee on knee again, but Kadri jumped, and we all know that jumping when someone is trying to hit you is never a good move. Especially not on those open ice hits.
princedpw said:OldTimeHockey said:This game was lost in the first 5 minutes of the first period. Boston came out swinging and Toronto came out ducking and reaching. They handled the puck like it was a live grenade and this is not a good way to play hockey.
They turned it into a dump and chase game and you're not going to win a dump and chase game against the Bruins. Not the way they were stapling everything to the wall.
As for Kadri, he has to be smarter. I get that he feels he's responding to the Marleau hit, but there are far better ways to do that. His emotions constantly get the better of him. You know why Marchand and Gallagher are so effective? Because they know when to reel it in. Kadri tries to walk the same line but he has no self control. He should be suspended for that play. I'm guessing 3 games again. If so, he has let down his team again. That's two playoffs in a row. That's unacceptable IMO.
I have to watch the knee on knee again, but Kadri jumped, and we all know that jumping when someone is trying to hit you is never a good move. Especially not on those open ice hits.
No game is ever lost in the first five minutes of the first period.
Kadri's Leaf career is over. Don't get me wrong I have always like him; followed his ups and downs since he was drafted, but he keeps making knucklehead mistakes which hurt his team and teamates. Time for him to go.TML fan said:Kadri's season is over.
Frycer14 said:I think that if you handicap the bizarro Nylander gaffe, the one sided refereeing, and the home ice energy level amping up the bruins to an level that can't be sustained through the series, it could have been a very close game.
Every indication I've seen out of the last few games is that the leafs are a better opposition than last year. Maybe I'm being overly positive, but I like this team.
Highlander said:Kadri's Leaf career is over. Don't get me wrong I have always like him; followed his ups and downs since he was drafted, but he keeps making knucklehead mistakes which hurt his team and teamates. Time for him to go.TML fan said:Kadri's season is over.
If Matthews doesn't move into beast mode for the next game then we are done, Nylander only figured it out minutes into the 3rd and started to play. Marner seemed to be trying but nothing bounced his way.herman said:Matthews being extremely diplomatic when asked about the reffing.
I disagree to a point, Nylander was asleep for two periods and then something woke him up, I think he played a strong 3rd, I just posted about Matthews and want to add. Matthews has another level, he is not playing at it or close to it. He has to find a way to channel his overdrive, cause if he does the Leafs will win this series, if he doesn't....then more of the same.....golf and modelling.Frycer14 said:Bullfrog said:Frycer14 said:This really isn't a disaster. We didn't get the PPs or the bounces, but apart from Nylander, the pushback and compete level as a whole was great to see.
Hey, if Toronto fans were offered a split coming out of Boston, who wouldn't be pleased?
Apart from Nylander? What about Matthews, Tavares, Marner, Johnsson, and Kapanen?
They competed. Nylander was an abject disaster tonight.