#81
Celebrated Square Root Day
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nfotiu
Slowing it down a bit, it looks like both his feet leave the ice as soon as he feels the first tiny bit of contact from the stick.
Yes, but McDavid definitely dives at every opportunity. It's part of his game and it may have burned him here.
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#83
#1 Goaltender
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with slow motion replay. This will be more scrutinized than the Zapruder film. Did Werenski do it alone, or was Provorov the second tripper?
Whay about the Icy Knoll?
#84
Crash and Bang Winger
Join Date: Nov 2001
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His game is so predicated on speed like P Bure’s was. I’ve always assumed that eventually he’s going to suffer a serious lower body injury that slows him down to mortal speed. Speed Kills….eventually.
#85
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Join Date: Jun 2007
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What is with this weirdo and getting his skates up in the air?
Almost every single time he falls/dives, the skate blades are in the air in one way or another. Eventually someone is really going to get hurt.
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#86
All I can get
Gene Principe has selflessly offered to be a toenail donor if a transplant is necessary.
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#87
Franchise Player
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3 pages discussing this...
If McDavid misses any significant time, it could mean a lot of Oilers losses, which is fun to anticipate
#88
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If McDavid misses any significant time, it could mean a lot of Oilers losses, which is fun to anticipate
There was a lot of Oilers losses ahead, even without that.
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#89
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Join Date: Jul 2002
Location: Chicago
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His game is so predicated on speed like P Bure’s was. I’ve always assumed that eventually he’s going to suffer a serious lower body injury that slows him down to mortal speed. Speed Kills….eventually.
This exactly.
And anything that slows that speed makes him much more mortal.
So of course he will be rushed back ahead of any proper timetable - it is the Oiler way - but i expect he may be less effective. Just how much less we will see.
I never want to see anyone hurt but will truly rejoice in any extra losses this may mean. here's hoping they fall well behind the 96 point pace.
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#90
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Join Date: Mar 2007
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Whay about the Icy Knoll?
It was Keith Hernandez! You could see him in the stands!
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Join Date: Aug 2007
Location: Vancouver
Did he hit his toe with the shovel while digging in?
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Join Date: Aug 2005
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nfotiu
Slowing it down a bit, it looks like both his feet leave the ice as soon as he feels the first tiny bit of contact from the stick.
His left leg starts to collapse before the stick hits his right foot - he's anticipating the contact and is starting the dive. You're right, his dives are instinctual now.
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Join Date: Jul 2002
Location: Chicago
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Join Date: Aug 2005
Location: Memento Mori
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Join Date: May 2016
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TheScorpion
Nah, it's definitely a trip — can see everything in slo-mo here, McDavid's left foot goes hard into the boards after Werenski catches him in the NZ.
https://twitter.com/user/status/1851046377901735954
Wasn't Provorov, it was Werenski from behind him. You're right that Provorov didn't touch him until he was already going down.
Whether it is a trip or not doesn't make a difference, it is a pretty harmless play that happens several times every game.
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It was a trip, but barely.
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I hate the Oilers, but I prefer it when they lose with a fully healthy lineup.
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