That’s not a suspendible hit. Grzelcyk was falling awkwardly into the boards as he was hit and Sundqvist did not jump into the hit. The injury was very much due to Grzelcyck not being straight, and while it’s certainly a boarding penalty, that’s a complete overreaction if Sundqvist is going to miss a game.

Was this the first thing anyone thought of when they read this?

Gah, that sucks. Don’t make me feel things!!!!

I can’t be the only one relieved not to find myself in there.

Maybe a decade ago when he was still playing third I was at a game in Chicago. He bent over to pick up a grounder in warmups and somebody yelled “Try not to split your pants, fatass!” He cracked up laughing, looked over, pointed, and about half an hour after they were back in the dugout an usher came over with an…

HOW THE FUCK IS THAT NOT TRAVELING!!!!!!!!!!!

I expect the Russians would have similar sorts of trouble in high heat. An average Siberian summer day is in the 60-70F range. Chicago routinely gets 90F+ midsummer days.

It did go in, though!  It was absolutely over the goal line, it just bounced back out due to the insane amount of backspin.  Both the header gif and the video show this.  This is a failure of refereeing, not physics.

Remember when Dwight made a second Second Life?

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The year was 1988. I cane home from college and went to a local semi-pro hockey game. They were running a promotion where three people were chosen to compete to win fried chicken by shooting pucks into an empty net. My program # was chosen.

Except for inordinate amounts of frame rust.

More shout out to that bulldozer driver needed. Would love to get a detailed story on that bamf.

I agree. This was just a Loccident waiting to happen. 

Coming from a Packers fan, if he plays like this each game, it was worth it. 

20-25 percent of NFL players are able to come back

This is why people hate soccer.

I know how it feels. Everyone who says “I can’t imagine” is correct—you can’t. I hope Bode Miller and is family can find peace. It’s been one year and twenty-five days since my 16 year old son died and I haven’t yet. I don’t think I ever will.