Eastside's Hockey Elite Collide

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The Devils' Jake Oettinger collapses to end a wildly successful rookie season, but not before Eric Staal destroys Laurent Dauphin indefinitely, earning himself a lot of time off*. Meanwhile, John Gibson helps the Panthers hold on to a tight 3-2 lead and force the only first round game 7 on Thursday.

All of this is eclipse by the fact that the Czech-Slovenia WC game finished 0-0 despite Anze Kopitar's absence.

* I suppose we might need a playoff-specific ATI rule.

SharksGM wrote: ↑Tue Apr 21, 2020 10:19 pm
* I suppose we might need a playoff-specific ATI rule.

He is a repeat offender; I say we throw the book at him!

Game has a suspension system in place already, if he wasn't suspended clearly it wasn't egregious.

DaveG-Canes wrote: ↑Wed Apr 22, 2020 6:36 pm Game has a suspension system in place already, if he wasn't suspended clearly it wasn't egregious.

We've had supplementary suspensions since... well I think Adam introduced the rule, so a while (and in fact it was originally just for head injuries, which happens to be what the victim got). So Staal gets the 10 games just like Penner got 2 earlier.

Justice is served

SharksGM wrote: ↑Thu Apr 23, 2020 10:46 pm

DaveG-Canes wrote: ↑Wed Apr 22, 2020 6:36 pm Game has a suspension system in place already, if he wasn't suspended clearly it wasn't egregious.

We've had supplementary suspensions since... well I think Adam introduced the rule, so a while (and in fact it was originally just for head injuries, which happens to be what the victim got). So Staal gets the 10 games just like Penner got 2 earlier.

If I remember correctly, Adam also introduced an IRREVOCABLE rule saying that a player traded during the playoffs is also suspended for 7 games. I guess that leaves Bern without Pietrangelo for the next 7 games against me?

Sucks but yeah I mean...rules are rules and without them it's anarchy.

10!? what a fucking joke

DaveG-Canes wrote: ↑Fri Apr 24, 2020 5:12 pm 10!? what a fucking joke

That Staal is still allowed in the league? I agree

Yeah, whole lot of fun being screwed out of the best chance of a cup I've had since day one of this league. Yuk it up tool

DaveG-Canes wrote: ↑Fri Apr 24, 2020 5:37 pm Yeah, whole lot of fun being screwed out of the best chance of a cup I've had since day one of this league. Yuk it up tool

We all agreed to the Rules which what Hold this thing together. ATI suspensions aint anything new.

Best of luck!

Edmonton Mike wrote: ↑Fri Apr 24, 2020 3:20 pm

SharksGM wrote: ↑Thu Apr 23, 2020 10:46 pm

DaveG-Canes wrote: ↑Wed Apr 22, 2020 6:36 pm Game has a suspension system in place already, if he wasn't suspended clearly it wasn't egregious.

We've had supplementary suspensions since... well I think Adam introduced the rule, so a while (and in fact it was originally just for head injuries, which happens to be what the victim got). So Staal gets the 10 games just like Penner got 2 earlier.

If I remember correctly, Adam also introduced an IRREVOCABLE rule saying that a player traded during the playoffs is also suspended for 7 games. I guess that leaves Bern without Pietrangelo for the next 7 games against me?

Sucks but yeah I mean...rules are rules and without them it's anarchy.

nice try bro!!

Good luck!!

10 playoff games is a HUGE suspension, to be fair to Dave - even Kadri didn't get that much as a repeat offender in last year's playoffs.

AvalancheGM wrote: ↑Sat Apr 25, 2020 6:38 pm 10 playoff games is a HUGE suspension, to be fair to Dave - even Kadri didn't get that much as a repeat offender in last year's playoffs.

I mean it's a hit to the head that caused a guy to be out indefinitely and our rules are unambiguous. It's also not entirely unjust because I looked up the last time Staal was suspended and it was for taking out one of Florida's top forwards (Connor Brickley) on March 2019.

I am somewhat frustrated by the number of ATI penalties causing injuries, but it's mostly because the suspensions we add can't possibly have a deterrent effect. I think if the NHL actually penalized reckless hits that are intended to hurt the victim they'd have a similar frequency of ATIs and suspensions. The flipside is that we have much fewer random injuries than the NHL, which is more than enough to offset the fact that players don't play through injuries the way they do IRL.

Yeah, I'm not questioning the rules so much as making an observation. Playoff games should count for more in a suspension than reg season, IMO - so a 10-gamer in reg season would be 5 in playoffs. Just my two cents.