Steve Dangle, Adam Wylde and Jesse Blake discuss the Jamie Benn crosscheck to the head of Vegas Golden Knights captain Mark Stone. The play resulted in a 5-minute major and ruined any hope of a Stars comeback but is it entirely his fault?
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8 Comments
A freak play by a generally considered dirty player which was an accident and the player shouldn't be disciplined was the knee to Tavares head. Perry has done some nasty things but if you watch, Perry very obviously tries to avoid hitting Tavares but is unsuccessful. That does not match Benn's actions.
Feels like Vegas isn’t getting enough credit for frustrating Dallas, executing their game plan, and winning the goaltending battle.
short answer- yes
Its quite amazing how EVERYONE constantly keeps overlooking an obvious fact that Vegas plays seriously good damn hockey. Everyone seems to be sucking Florida's dick 24/7. As if they already won a Cup. I dont mind it to be honest. I bet Vegas dont mind it either. They play their best when everyone thinks they are about to lose.
Lmao Steve is such a joke
Agree 100% about Benn! I wish they would treat him like they treated Kadri after his hit to Faulk – 8 games, not only 2 games. Again, he gets away with it. Dallas is done anyway!
this is what happens when the head of player safety was one of the biggest goons on the ice when he was playing.
He's a grown-up, he can speak to who he wants or not. He's also grown-up enough to deal with the fallout of his actions.
Saying he should have done this or that is utterly redundant