@Hockey_Is_All@JHexemer@jaedenroncin Far from certain he makes it in at 1000 points. Especially with 0 individual awards. Marleau might not make it in and he’s over 1000 points
@JimmyBroll3@HabsLaughs It’s not even odd man there were 2 Habs players back and once again the ref pointed to goal immediately so obviously the other players stopped playing.
@RiseFromTheAshZ@granby_island It breaks because he’s trying to stick lift Caufield as he comes in. Look at the momentum of his stick after it breaks. Caufield is coming down hard on his stick to get the puck and avoid his stick being lifted. The ref doesn’t call anything until he sees the broken stick
@MaximeTruman To me it’s Hughes motion. You can see he’s going for a stick lift as Caufield comes in. That contributes to his stick breaking. If he was making a play for the puck then I don’t think his stick breaks.
@DrewNolan_@nhl_review His stick shoot’s up in the air. Also by the rule it’s a play for the puck and not a forceful slash by any means so shouldn’t be a penalty.
@B_Marsh92@goalcauf Being mad a ref thought a puck went in so he blew his whistle is jokes. It happens all the time. Missing blatant high sticks is a ref problem. Calling Hughes stick lift on Caufield where he breaks his own stick is incompetence
@danchat61@lissa77@TSN_Sports It breaking because the upward force. Once again look how high Hughes hands go up. That’s him putting his weight into a stick lift. If he was just trying to play the puck his hands wouldn’t go up
@ndro1000@DanKramerHabs He didn’t two hand chop anything he was putting his stick down to get the puck. Hughes isn’t even making a play at the puck which is on the boards. His intention is to stick lift Caufield.
@Riichter@RinkyReport Hughes clearly tries to stick lift Caufield on the play. That causes his stick to break just look at the momentum after it. His hands end up in the air.