Cooke wird geschickter bei seinen Assi-Aktionen im Vergleich zu früher.

a) Warum ist der Schlittschuh in der Luft und b) warum landet der Schlittschuh genau in Karlssons Ferse?

Ist ein Spieler nicht mindestens genauso für die Kontrolle seiner Skates verantwortlich wie für den Schläger? Das wäre zumindest intuitiv, aber ich kenne die Regeln hierzu nicht. Der Freispruch suggeriert, dass dies nicht der Fall ist.

Don Cherry (2010) über Cooke: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nig2naN8NTs

Sagen wir mal so, ich denke bei 95% aller anderen NHL Spieler wär wahrscheinlich nicht mal der Verdacht da das es Absicht wäre.
Ist der Ruf erst einmal ruiniert......

Ich bleib dabei, war unglücklich aber keine Absicht. Die Liga scheints ja exakt so zu sehen. Für alle anderen Meinungen ist Cooke ja im Endeffekt auch selbst verantwortlich

- Ottawa Senators general manager Bryan Murray announced on Thursday that star defenceman Erik Karlsson has had surgery to repair a cut achilles tendon and that his recovery time will be at least 3-4 months

- The Carolina Hurricanes will be without defenseman Joni Pitkanen for Thursday night's game against the Toronto Maple Leafs. Pitkanen is expected to miss several days after leaving Tuesday's 4-2 win over the New Jersey Devils with an injury

- The Vancouver Canucks on Thursday placed center Manny Malhotra in injured reserve and announced he would miss the remainder of the season

- The Florida Panthers will be without right wing Kris Versteeg when they face the Montreal Canadiens on Thursday night

Minnesota Wild winger Devin Setoguchi has been fined $8,108.11 by the NHL for high-sticking Red Wings defenceman Kyle Quincey in Sunday's game against Detroit.

- Carolina Hurricanes forward Jeff Skinner has a concussion, the Raleigh News and Observer reported Wednesday

- Detroit Red Wings general manager Ken Holland announced Wednesday that veteran forward Mikael Samuelsson has a non-displaced fractured finger and will miss a minimum of two weeks, according to a report by Detroit Free Press beat writer Helene St. James

Vancouver Canucks forward Jannik Hansen has been suspended one game for an illegal hit on Chicago Blackhawks forward Marian Hossa during Tuesday night's contest.

The Philadelphia Flyers announced on Thursday that forward Matt Read will out for six weeks after suffering torn rib cage muscles in a game on Wednesday night against Pittsburgh.

Sens Goalie Craig Anderson has a sprained right ankle!

Die bekommen es jetzt richtig dicke!!! Spezza, Karlsson, Michalek, Latendresse, Regin und nun noch Anderson.....

Anisimov aus dem KKH entlassen
http://www.nhl.com/ice/news.htm?id=656883&navid=nhl:topheads

Sah übel aus!!!

Cheapshot von Taylor Hall gegen Cal Clutterbuck
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6GRyHaPYB4A

- Ottawa Senators general manager Bryan Murray said Friday the ankle injury suffered by goalie Craig Anderson in Thursday night's game shouldn't be a long-term one, but that he's unlikely to play in the next three or four days

- The Winnipeg Free Press reported Friday that Winnipeg Jets defenseman Zach Redmond will miss the remainder of the season recovering from a skate cut to his right leg sustained during practice Thursday

- The New York Rangers on Friday announced forward Rick Nash will miss his third straight game when the Rangers play at the Montreal Canadiens on Saturday. The Rangers have not given a reason for Nash's absence

- The St. Louis Blues placed dynamic rookie Vladimir Tarasenko on injured reserve on Friday. Tarasenko was injured during the third period of Wednesday's 1-0 shootout loss in Colorado. In addition, the club recalled forward Chris Porter from its American Hockey League affiliate in Peoria

Edmonton Oilers forward Taylor Hall has been suspended for two games for kneeing Minnesota Wild forward Cal Clutterbuck

San Jose Sharks forward Ryane Clowe has been suspended for two games, without pay, for leaving the bench on a legal line change and starting an altercation with Chicago Blackhawks forward Andrew Shaw

Montreal Canadiens winger Rene Bourque will be out of action indefinitely with a concussion

- Vancouver Canucks forward Ryan Kesler will likely be sidelined with a broken foot he suffered last week. Head coach Alain Vigneault said the nature of the injury may keep Kesler out of the lineup up to four-to-six weeks.

- The Edmonton Oilers placed goaltender Nikolai Khabibulin on Injured Reserve on Wednesday

- The St. Louis Blues placed centre Andy McDonald on injured reserve on Wednesday while centre Alex Steen is listed as day-to-day with an upper body injury.

The Columbus Blue Jackets have placed defenceman James Wisniewski on injured reserve retroactive to Feb. 24 and he is expected to miss 4-6 weeks with a broken right foot.

Cam Ward heads to the locker room after being injured in a collision with Justin Faulk. Dan Ellis relieves Ward.
If Ward is out for any amount of time, expect the Hurricanes to recall Justin Peters from the Charlotte Checkers.

- Buffalo Sabres forward Patrick Kaleta has been suspended five games for boarding New York Rangers centre Brad Richards on Sunday night

- Philadelphia Flyers forward Harry Zolnierczyk has been suspended four games for charging Ottawa Senators defenceman Mike Lundin during Saturday's contest

- The Carolina Hurricanes say goalie Cam Ward will miss six to eight weeks with a sprained knee ligament

- The Florida Panthers may be without the services of goaltender Jose Theodore for a minimum of six weeks with a lower body injury

Florida Panthers center Stephen Weiss' frustrating season is over. General manager Dale Tallon announced Tuesday that Weiss will undergo wrist surgery sometime early next week and would be sidelined about three months