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In response to "Hey, is a skate injuring a player a criminal offense if intentional? -- nm" by David

it would depend on the eagerness of the prosecutor, but I can think of at least three guys brought up on criminal charges for on-ice stuff. -- nm

Posted by Reagen Feb 13 '13, 22:02

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Mcsorely, the from behind neck slam that broke the neck, and eh -- nm - Will Hunting Feb 14, 04:47 2
- Dino Ciccarelli. -- nm - Reagen Feb 14, 05:55 1
  - Yeah, I kept thinking Al Iafrate - Will Hunting Feb 14, 06:01
I haven't seen the Karlsson play yet but I know that dude has a reputation. -- nm - David Feb 13, 22:04 8
- It's here (no gore) -- (link) - Reagen Feb 13, 22:08 7
  - That looks like a stomp, but I could see it being unintentional...kind of. -- nm - David Feb 13, 22:13 6
    - I think he's trying to get some leverage going into the boards with his leg - Reagen Feb 13, 22:17 5
      - It's a hockey play and that's the problem. The league loses its stars to protect the likes of the Cookes. -- nm - Name Withheld By Request Feb 13, 22:21 4
        
        Shanny gives him... 3? -- nm - Reagen Feb 13, 22:26 3
        
        I'm betting zero based on what I've seen tonight. The way he was trying to pin EK to the boards is how they teach it. -- nm - Name Withheld By Request Feb 13, 22:35 2
        
        I suppose I'm going with cynicism for the optics of it. -- nm - Reagen Feb 13, 22:37 1
        
        Yeah, the TSN panel essentially said that the way EK's leg turned is why Cooke's leg slid up. -- nm - Name Withheld By Request Feb 13, 22:38

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