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MattyC

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  1. You can argue there wasn't any intent for sure, but I think a telling piece happened after the play with Chara's reaction. Not a glance back at all.

    Anyhow fuck you NHL!!

    Norm MacDonald after the OJ Simpson verdict:

    "Well, it's official: Murder is legal in the state of California"

    "I am upset and disgusted that the league didn't think enough of (the hit) to suspend him," Pacioretty told TSN. "I not mad for myself, I'm mad because if other players see a hit like that and think it's okay, they won't be suspended, then other players will get hurt like I got hurt."

    "It's been an emotional day. I saw the video for the first time this morning. You see the hit, I've got a fractured vertebrae, I'm in hospital and I thought the league would do something, a little something. I'm not talking a big number, I don't know, one game, two games, three games...whatever, but something to show that it's not right."

    "I heard (Chara) said he didn't mean to do it. I felt he did mean to do it. I would feel better if he said he made a mistake and that he was sorry for doing that, I could forgive that, but I guess he's talking about how I jumped up or something."

    "I believe he was trying to guide my head into the turnbuckle. We all know where the turnbuckle is. It wasn't a head shot like a lot of head shots we see but I do feel he targeted my head into the turnbuckle."

  2. Centreman Scott Gomez is about to head into his second season with the Canadiens. And he's eager for the club to pick up where it left off last spring, having slugged it out three rounds deep into the playoffs.

    In a feature to be linked soon, Gomez reflects on the highs and lows of last season, revisits the summer past and looks to the 2010-11 season on a club that has a new face, if one not as dramatically reshaped as it was last summer when he arrived by trade, followed by a host of free agents.

    "Everyone (in Montreal) knows what's going on," he says, marvelling at what he describes as the city's hockey intelligence. "Other arenas have fans, but (the Bell Centre) has 21,000 coaches."

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