everythinghockey.blogspot.com - 4/25/2008
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That is the question being raised following game one of the Montreal/Philadelphia series. With the score at 3-2 Philadelphia late in the third period, the Flyers Mike Richards was called for what some are saying (mostly distraught Flyers fans) was a "questionable" kneeing call. Here are some pictures to state each side's case. From this angle it looks as if the shoulder of Richards is laying...
Jobbed. Flyers Lose Game 1 in OT
the700level.com 4/25/2008 — Say what you will about the high-stick goal. It looked like it was above the crossbar, but there was no perfect replay angle. Still, sight unseen, you know it'd be a goal as soon as they went to the War Room. Okay, we'll live with that. But the ...
Does Knee Hit Warrant Suspension? —
The Power Play
Late in the 3rd period of Thursday night's game one match up between the Flyers and Habs, Philly forward Mike Richards was called for a kneeing penalty after clipping Alex Kovalev with a knee on knee hit. Richards was trying to stop Kovalev from entering the Flyers zone when Kovalev made a sudden cut. In a quick reaction, Richards caught Kovalev with what could have been a knee, or could ...
Kovalev convinces Flyers fans that the world is against them —
Puck Daddy
In case you missed Game 1 between the Philadelphia Flyers and the Montreal Canadiens , here's a Habs fan remix of the vital moments: From a Philly perspective, this game can be edited down to two contentious moments, both involving Alexei Kovalev : His shorthanded, video-reviewed goal at 16:03 of the second and the kneeing penalty he drew from Mike Richards -- or "kneeling," ...
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