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[Friedman] Colorado’s Andrew Cogliano suffered a fractured neck in the hit from behind last night in Game 6 versus Seattle. He’s out indefinitely



[Friedman] Colorado’s Andrew Cogliano suffered a fractured neck in the hit from behind last night in Game 6 versus Seattle. He’s out indefinitely

by WinningSky68

18 Comments

  1. black-op345

    Well, DOPS’s decision looks infinitely worse now.

  2. Hawkfan15

    Welp ngl Ebs deserves at least a game for this. Probably more.

  3. steppewarhawk

    First off, why the fuck was he allowed to play the rest of the game?

    Secondly, this coming out after the DOPS saying no Eberle hearing means Avs are gonna be headhunting.

  4. IamAdogRooRoo

    Just curious, but do Kraken fans think Eberle has to fight for this hit now that there was no supplementary discipline?

  5. chrislongman

    I love me some Ebs, but DOPS is a fucking joke. If injuries are taken into account, then Ebs should be sitting at least a game. That’s just a baseline level of consistency.

  6. seataccrunch

    Oh man, thats bad. Two stupid ass dangerously plays in this series. Avs fans none too pleased

  7. Go_Hawks12

    How did he return to the ice? Actually crazy

  8. Tyrannical1

    I’m not here to check reciepts or anything but respect to those of you that have said it was a bad hit from the beginning. Less respect to the ones that flip flopped only after the news about the fracture.

    The former group makes up for the bad takes from the vocal minority who were out for blood after the Makar/McCann incident in my eyes.

    All injuries suck and the game is always better when teams are fully healthy. Regardless of the outcome, the style these two teams play makes for really exciting games, unlike some of the slogs in the east. Hope we get a rematch in the future with fully healthy teams for the entire series.

    Edit: to add to my agreement with responses so far. I always find it’s best to be a fan of the game first and fan of your team second. Generally makes it pretty easy to know where to stand on divisive issues.

  9. seariously

    Not that surprised of the injury based on the replay.

  10. Avs fan here: when the Makar hit happened I completely understood why he was suspended and agreed with the suspension. However, Seattle has now taken out two Avs players (Helm and Cogliano) with a brutal cross check to Helm’s neck and now this. What are fans supposed to expect if there’s no consistency at all. What are players supposed to think. DOPS really dropped the ball. Other than the injuries, it has been a good hard fought series up to this point and my hat is off to the Kraken team for such a turn around this season. They are a legit solid team. I’m sick of the media pushing the Kraken like they are some Cinderella story. No. They are a high quality team that deserves to be where they’re at.

    Hopefully there are no more injuries tomorrow night.

  11. Prudent_Cookie_114

    Didn’t he play out the rest of the game?

  12. YaBoyDake

    It was a bad hit. Ebs not getting a DoPS review really highlights how shitty the process is at the moment.

  13. Ooooooof yeah cannot believe they didn’t suspend Ebs at least one game. That’s fucking terrible, poor kid

  14. piedpepperoni

    That sucks. That was a dirty hit (whether intentional or not, it _was_ ) and while the fan in me is happy the Kraken aren’t down Eberle… they really should be. That’s not ok, and it’s not ok to set the precedent that it’s acceptable to do that.

  15. Exciting_Ad4264

    I hope everyone in Seattle boos Eberle every time he’s within 200 feet of the puck, ya know since they hate “dirty” players soooo much

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