Boo Hoo. That was far from a cheap slewfoot. Maybe next time Semin won't be beaking off after he hits someone. Too bad it wasn't an NHL game or maybe Boyle would have given him a shot in the head to boot.
LMAO, ya Semin should have been a boxer.I don't know i hear Semin can really throw em.!!!:laugh::laugh:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VDRCpN4OMpM
The so called "retaliation" was for the chirping Semin did coming out of the zone. IF it was for the hit Boyle would have just smacked him when they were on the ice by the boards.I agree with this post completely. Boyle should've worn the hit like a man. That retaliation was totally uncalled for.
LMAO Not looking? They were talking to each other.And again, how does Boyle getting wrecked give him the right to throw a cheap check at Semin while he's not looking? And again, if that were an NHL game he would have got a fine, or maybe even suspended.
OK whatever. By definition it's a slew foot. Who cares? HE gets suspended maybe? Who cares?Yeah he's talking to him right as he's slew footing him. And watch the video, it clearly shows it's a slew foot.
I have no problem with trash talking. But if you talk the talk be prepared to walk the walk.I don't know how you can say he wouldn't of done it if he wasn't talking or whatever. Believe it or not trash talking as well as checking are allowed in hockey (for the most part) but slew footing is not.
Getting just a wee bit dramatic aren't we?I honestly just thought the play was dirty by Boyle. I'm not a fan of suspending players for slew footing, but that was just straight up cheap.
And it's not like that's the first time anyone's ever said anything in hockey. Plays talk a lot in that sport. If Boyle really had an issue with Semin he should have got in his face and said some stuff back. Take a roughing penalty if necessary, because god knows you don't fight in international play. But the slew foot without the puck, was just gutless
And I'm not sure if you've seen Semin fight but he throws a mean right slap, I'm not sure Boyle would have got off so easy.
HE put the guy on the ice, big deal. I've seen a thousand worse examples of cheapness. The two of them were having a not-so friendly conversation and Semin got taken down. Maybe he should have kept his mouth shut, or skated away after the hit, or put Boyle down first? Either way the players involved have no bearing on what happened.how was it not gutless? he slew footed him without the puck. It was cheap and uncalled for. And if it were Ovechkin that did what Boyle did, I know you would be saying what he did was unacceptable.
Why get youyr panties in a bunch? OH right it's Semin.Putting someone on the ice is no big deal. But doing it to someone without the puck, and slew footing is just stupid.
Sure. Takng a penalty, and risking a suspension is not the best course of action. Oh well, so what? This happens all the time.And I'm not saying should have said anything, he should have just skated away. But it happens, guys talk. Boyle had many other ways to deal with the situation much better.
Nice to see him expanding his repetoire. As an elite player he should have a well rounded game and wide skill set.And because you're devils advocate to Ovechkin.
And Ovechkin actually had a nice slew foot on Peverly earlier this year. He got fined.
I didn't say slew foots happen all the time. I said incedents away from the puck happen all the time. I am not going to surf through a bunch of videos for a clip.Please show me where there is a player slew footing someone in the NHL without the puck. It's not because it's Semin, he'll most likely be out of Washington in 2 years. That's not why I'm calling the dirty hit dirty.
I am sure that more than a few of the takedowns and such that happen in the NHL could be considered a slew foot.And I understand taking a penalty happens as well. Show me where someone takes a slew foot penalty when hitting someone without the puck.
LMAODid it look like this guys?
DAT'S A SLEWWWWWWWWFOOOOOOOOT
LMAOThat was the only Slew foot I've seen that was worse than Boyle's
I don't watch much hockey outside the 2000's frame. Unless it's goals or great games. I'm only 17 I really haven't seen full games outside the the 2000's.