Ebenezer
04-21-2007, 10:46 PM
This is the premeditated crap that doesn't belong in hockey. You want to play tough - fine. You want to hit hard - fine. You want to send a message - fine. Tough hockey leads to fights, no doubt. But, you want to "send a message" and start fights simply because you got your ass handed to you?? Over the line.
"It was really about getting some fights going at that point to keep our energy up and carry some anger into the next game," Iginla said with several new stitches over his left eye. "We're not going away."
And Calgary has no ***** about penalties...at one point they had seven power plays and Detroit only had two. The Flames back-up goalie Jamie McClennen played all of 28 frikkin seconds after a premeditated slash to Johan Franzen. That's just crap, imo.
Discuss.
Red Wings grab four-goal win and 3-2 series lead
Associated Press
DETROIT -- The Calgary Flames aren't going down without a fight.
Daniel Cleary converted the first successful penalty shot ever in Detroit during the playoffs and Henrik Zetterberg had two goals and an assist in the Red Wings' 5-1 victory over Calgary on Saturday.
When the Flames knew they'd fall behind 3-2 in the first-round series, they weren't satisfied with just some scrums and trash talk.
The lopsided game took an ugly turn with a few minutes left when Calgary backup goalie Jamie McLennan slashed Johan Franzen in the midsection.
http://sports.espn.go.com/nhl/recap?gameId=270421005
"It was really about getting some fights going at that point to keep our energy up and carry some anger into the next game," Iginla said with several new stitches over his left eye. "We're not going away."
And Calgary has no ***** about penalties...at one point they had seven power plays and Detroit only had two. The Flames back-up goalie Jamie McClennen played all of 28 frikkin seconds after a premeditated slash to Johan Franzen. That's just crap, imo.
Discuss.
Red Wings grab four-goal win and 3-2 series lead
Associated Press
DETROIT -- The Calgary Flames aren't going down without a fight.
Daniel Cleary converted the first successful penalty shot ever in Detroit during the playoffs and Henrik Zetterberg had two goals and an assist in the Red Wings' 5-1 victory over Calgary on Saturday.
When the Flames knew they'd fall behind 3-2 in the first-round series, they weren't satisfied with just some scrums and trash talk.
The lopsided game took an ugly turn with a few minutes left when Calgary backup goalie Jamie McLennan slashed Johan Franzen in the midsection.
http://sports.espn.go.com/nhl/recap?gameId=270421005