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Posted 9 y ago
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I can't believe he's still allowed to play in the NHL.
"This marks the fifth and most significant suspension for Torres in his career. His previous longest ban had been a 21-game suspension for a high hit on Chicago's Marian Hossa in the first round of the playoffs in 2012 when he played with Phoenix."
"This marks the fifth and most significant suspension for Torres in his career. His previous longest ban had been a 21-game suspension for a high hit on Chicago's Marian Hossa in the first round of the playoffs in 2012 when he played with Phoenix."
Raffi Torres of San Jose Sharks suspended 41 games for hit on Jakub Silfverberg of Anaheim Ducks
San Jose Sharks left winger Raffi Torres has been suspended 41 games for an illegal check to the head during a preseason game Saturday.
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SSG Carlos Madden
1stSgt (Join to see) - [Misread your question. They won't but they should] Absolutely. The NHL should dump him. Matt Cooke too. And even though I'm a Bruins fan, Chara should've gotten a long suspension for his hit against Pacioretty.
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Torres has a history of laying the lumber on players. Supplemental discipline and repeated warnings yet he decided hip checking Silfverberg's face was a good idea. Being a big Blackhawks fan I remember the hit on Hossa that landed him a 20+ game suspension. It was late, to the head, and its preseason. Have fun riding the pine Raffi.
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PO3 Steven Sherrill
SPC David S. I am not a hawks fan, but if I am not mistaken there was a discussion after that hit on Hossa about pressing criminal charges in that instance.
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1stSgt (Join to see) If it was a player who didn't have a track record for dirty hits (which in hockey is not an easy thing to earn), I would say it is excessive. This guy is an asshole. He tries to injure opposing players, then plays the "poor me, it was an accident card" I am glad that the league hammered him. I sincerely hope it comes with a "next time you are banned" warning as well.
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