LeafOfFaith
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Eh, I agree with a minor. It's just a punch to the face, no contact with the stick or anything.
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LeafOfFaith
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Thank you for your agreement.
lecoqsportif
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That was 2 mins.
But very pleased it cost them the game.
But very pleased it cost them the game.
MyNameIsJonas
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good for hockey
zeke
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not to mention overturning this no-goal call on a puck you can't even see.
View: https://x.com/FriedgeHNIC/status/1785879184289497303
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axlsalinger
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LeafOfFaith
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Who cares when he has almost as many goals as our whole fucking team in as many games. Jesus fucking Christ.
LeafOfFaith
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During the summer of 1997, Hollywood star Harrison Ford, renowned for his iconic roles, inadvertently altered the course of NHL history by impacting the fate of Joe Sakic. The New York Rangers had their sights set on Sakic, a prominent player for the Colorado Avalanche, as they sought to strengthen their roster following the departure of veteran Mark Messier. With Sakic being a standout player for the Avalanche, the Rangers made a move by presenting him with a three-year, $21 million offer sheet, aiming to bring him to New York to team up with Wayne Gretzky.
However, this potential transfer never came to fruition, partly due to the success of Harrison Ford's 1997 film "Air Force One," where he starred as the President of the United States. The blockbuster movie, co-financed by Beacon Entertainment, a subsidiary of Ascent Entertainment—the company overseeing the Avalanche at the time—proved to be a significant financial triumph, grossing over $315 million worldwide. Ascent Entertainment's share of the profits enabled them to match the Rangers' offer sheet for Sakic, ultimately securing his retention with the Avalanche.
When Harrison Ford stopped Joe Sakic from becoming Wayne Gretzky's teammate
https://sk.news/2ey75csa
However, this potential transfer never came to fruition, partly due to the success of Harrison Ford's 1997 film "Air Force One," where he starred as the President of the United States. The blockbuster movie, co-financed by Beacon Entertainment, a subsidiary of Ascent Entertainment—the company overseeing the Avalanche at the time—proved to be a significant financial triumph, grossing over $315 million worldwide. Ascent Entertainment's share of the profits enabled them to match the Rangers' offer sheet for Sakic, ultimately securing his retention with the Avalanche.
When Harrison Ford stopped Joe Sakic from becoming Wayne Gretzky's teammate https://sk.news/2ey75csa
Wayward DP
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by nhl ref standards, that ain’t close to a major. Super dumb though
worm
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They showed an angle where it was obviously in.
But some of those "penalties" on the kings... lol