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- Patrick Kane - Shootout goal against Detroit April 7th 2012
Apr 10 2012 07:33 AM Last day of the 2011-12 regul... - Viktor Stalberg blows past D and scores 3/18/12
Mar 30 2012 05:41 PM Viktor Stalberg turns on the... - Jonathan Toews blows past Carter and scores 2/18/12
Feb 28 2012 08:33 PM Jonathan Toews flies around J... - Patrick Kane Superman breakaway @ 2012 ASG Skills
Feb 12 2012 03:33 PM Watch Patrick Kane's... - Patrick Kane exploding puck breakaway @ 2012 ASG Skills
Feb 12 2012 03:33 PM Watch Patrick Kane's... - Corey Crawford comes up with big glove 1/24/12
Jan 26 2012 03:30 PM Corey Crawford makes a fantas... - Sharks @ Blackhawks 01/15/12
Jan 17 2012 11:17 PM San Jose Sharks @ Chicago Bla... - Andrew Shaw 1st career goal 1/5/12
Jan 07 2012 09:13 PM Andrew Shaw's first caree... - Jimmy Hayes 1st career goal 1/2/12
Jan 07 2012 09:09 PM In just his second NHL game,... - Jonathan Toews scores on a penalty shot (Fan Shot)
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Carcillo Hulks Pitkanen, Disciplined for Superhuman Strength
Dan Carcillo faced disciplinary action today for his bunt delivered to Joni Pitkanen, sending him diving into the boards nearly two minutes into the first period of Friday nights game versus the Carolina Hurricanes at the library known as the RBC Center.
The verdict: Carcillo suspended for 2 regular season games.
Fortunately, Pitkanen was not injured and no penalty was accessed during play. The hearing was specifically called by the league in order to take action on the bump.
Here is an explanation of Rule 43:
With that in mind, Carcillo did not receive a misconduct or a penalty on the play, so this is a case where supplementary discipline was applied by the League at their discretion. Otherwise, no hearing would have been called.
Finally here it is, a true display of superhuman strength that sent Pitkanen diving into the boards:
Judges score it 9 out of 10. Your call?
The verdict: Carcillo suspended for 2 regular season games.
Fortunately, Pitkanen was not injured and no penalty was accessed during play. The hearing was specifically called by the league in order to take action on the bump.
Here is an explanation of Rule 43:
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Checking from Behind – A check from behind is a check delivered on a player who is not aware of the impending hit, therefore unable to protect or defend himself, and contact is made on the back part of the body. When a player intentionally turns his body to create contact with his back, no penalty shall be assessed.
Fines and Suspensions - Any player who incurs a total of two (2) game misconducts under Rule 41 and/or Rule 43, in either the Regular season or Play-offs, shall be suspended automatically for the next game of his team. For each subsequent game misconduct penalty the automatic suspension shall be increased by one game.
If deemed appropriate, supplementary discipline can be applied by the Commissioner at his discretion (refer to Rule 28).
Fines and Suspensions - Any player who incurs a total of two (2) game misconducts under Rule 41 and/or Rule 43, in either the Regular season or Play-offs, shall be suspended automatically for the next game of his team. For each subsequent game misconduct penalty the automatic suspension shall be increased by one game.
If deemed appropriate, supplementary discipline can be applied by the Commissioner at his discretion (refer to Rule 28).
With that in mind, Carcillo did not receive a misconduct or a penalty on the play, so this is a case where supplementary discipline was applied by the League at their discretion. Otherwise, no hearing would have been called.
Finally here it is, a true display of superhuman strength that sent Pitkanen diving into the boards:
Judges score it 9 out of 10. Your call?
YOUR CALL














