The Hockey Show: Holy Lefts
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What are the hot takes for this week?
My hot take is, I've had enough with embellishment penalties. Enough.
Yeah, it sounds like you had enough.
Nobody likes this. It's not consistent. It's annoying. We just saw on back-to-back nights how inconsistent it is. First there was this, Matthew Kachuk getting called for embellishment after he was tripped by Brett Pesci, when literally all he's doing is falling on his face. Like, I'm sorry, am I supposed to put my hands behind my back when I'm falling on my face? And hitting the microphone with your face. No, well, because what are you supposed to do? You're falling... Also, die nächste Nacht, zwei Nachts später, haben wir noch einen mit Nico Mikula. Er wird von Jack Hughes angerufen. Er wird nicht getäuscht, aber er drückt seinen Kopf zurück, wie ein verdammter Sports Illustrated Schwimmsuit-Modell in der Ozean. Und was passiert?
Nico Mikula hat keinen Anruf, den er anruft. Also ist die Konsistenz ganz gut. Ich bin müde von dieser Regel. Ja, es hat den Powerpoint-Gold erzielt. Ja. Ich bin über das. Wenn wir nicht eine konsistente Regel finden können, wenn wir es nicht beurteilen können, dann lasst es uns hier raus, weil es nichts Gutes macht. Es wird nie auf sich selbst gerufen. Es muss immer mit dem Penalty sein. Und ich habe noch ein Video, nur weil ich wirklich verpisscht bin. Ich habe schon über das geredet. Das ist Nido Nidorander. Hitting Tampa's Isimont. Isimont can't handle getting hit. Oh, I got hit really hard. My reaction has to be dropping the gloves immediately because this is hockey and you gotta fight. If you get embarrassed a little bit, you can't just take a hit because it's hockey.
Ich versuche so hart nicht einen F-Bomb zu drücken. Ich weiß, dass ich es kann, aber ich versuche es zivil zu halten. Wann ist Hockey so ein weiniges, bratsches Spiel geworden?
Ja, wir haben das schon oft gesehen. Kleine Hits, die zu Kämpfen führen. Ich glaube, basierend darauf, wer getroffen wird. Es ist Hockey!
Grow a pear, take it.
I've never seen you this angry, Jorky.
It just keeps happening and I feel like we're just moving in the wrong direction and in a time where I feel like moving in the wrong direction might be a little sensitive to a decent amount of people around here. Yeah, I'm a little sensitive.
I mean, there's an unwritten rule, and I'm not saying that East Mountain is at that caliber, but you're not supposed to touch certain players on the team. He's not a certain... Are you kidding me? No, he's not a rookie.
And Nino Niederreiter isn't like out there headhunting either. Like, come on. What are we doing?
It's hockey. Lady Bing over here. This guy. My hot take is, this is... One of the most dangerous things you can do to yourself in the National Hockey League, in the sport of hockey itself, and that's playing without your equipment. And in this situation, Anthony Storlars was in the crease and he froze the puck by taking off his blocker. Ich wusste nicht, dass das legal war.
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