ICYMI, this goal by Drake Caggiula was named #The1 by @FOXSportsLive on Friday (00:12 mark): http://t.co/IzboyMkDL4
— North Dakota MHockey (@UNDMHockey) November 2, 2013
Prior to last night, UND had lost just six of its last 107 games when leading after two periods, dating back to the start of 2008-09.
— North Dakota MHockey (@UNDMHockey) November 2, 2013
Commentary: Shootout Insanity ... http://t.co/c22C3YyKGC
— College Hockey News (@chnews) November 1, 2013
TONS of votes for @UNDMHockey's Drake Caggiula for #The1 tonight, but can it top Eric Bledsoe's game winning buzzer beater for the @Suns?
— FOXSportsLive (@FOXSportsLive) November 2, 2013
Video highlights of last night's men's hockey game between SCSU and North Dakota #scsuhockey http://t.co/Tm1GCi2YhR http://t.co/tc8nc9wimp
— Mick Hatten (@MickHatten) November 2, 2013
Sabres place Patrick Kaleta on waivers, hope he'll 'change his game' http://t.co/sWzX90zris
— Eye on Hockey (@EyeOnHockey) November 2, 2013
Interesting take on things, but the fact remains that these types of hits are no longer acceptable in the NHL.
Bill Hoppe, Olean Times Herald -- In other news, tough guy John Scott, who won’t appeal his seven-game suspension for hitting Boston’s Loui Eriksson’s in the head last week, said he’ll “err on the side of caution for now on.”
“I just got to be a little more responsible and really pay attention to how the other players, how his head lines up, if he’s vulnerable in any way,” said Scott, who noted he had a “good” and “frank” conversation with NHL disciplinarian Brendan Shanahan during Thursday’s hearing.
Scott, while acknowledging he shouldn’t have hit Eriksson high, doesn’t believe the hit was late. He blamed NBC commentator Pierre McGuire for making viewers believe that.
“I think Pierre McGuire shooting his mouth off right after the hit got that on a lot of peoples’ minds,” Scott said. “‘It’s a late hit, it’s an elbow, it’s a high hit.’ He was just kind of throwing out all these different things, just hopefully one will stick. It wasn’t a late hit. It was just kind of an unfortunate circumstance.”