Ø I don't think it was intentional,
but I'm a Bruin fan and I'll cut Lucic some slack because I haven't seen him do
that kind of thing before.
Was that
a nearly-missed knee-on-knee? If it’s the play I’m thinking of, it was
a marginally-dirty hit, I agree.
That was the hit, and it put Andropov out of the game. Like I said I haven't
seen Milan do that kind of thing before, so I'll cut him slack. Last year a
Bruin did that same sort of thing to an Atlanta player, and it was a lot
clearer that in that case it was intentional. You can't get into a players
head, and I don't know that Milan was trying to hurt Andropov. I think I am on
pretty safe ground in saying that it wasn't Avery's intention to hurt Thomas,
it was his intention to piss him off, and he did.
> Could be, Savard
is no stranger to dirty play. He took a pretty good two handed cross
check to Scott Gomez im the Ranger game, and last night he did a nice > job
boarding Chris
Kelly.
Although Brick said Kelly “sold”
the call, it was a clear boarding, I thought. Why Savard did it was just
stupid. No need to. He took two needless penalties in that game.
I think Brick watches the game with the same eyes fans do. Savard is a very
talented player, dirty player, but very talented. Anyone who thinks the Bruins
are all Knights in Shinning Armour are kidding themselves.
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