Brad Marchand deliberately shoves a linesman on his way to the bench
It's confirmed, there will be a game seven between the Boston Bruins and the Maple Leafs. In a very emotionally heated game, the Maple Leafs succeeded to force an ultimate game.
As the Leafs we're getting closer to shutting the game down, some of the Bruins weren't thrill at how things were going and the captain Brad Marchand lost it on a linesman as he was making his way to the team's bench. Some lines shouldn't be crossed and the NHL may have blurred the line a little too much by letting this one go.
The Maple Leafs ended up getting the win giving Marchand plenty to complain about. The Panthers, the Rangers and the Hurricanes have already assured their place to the second round. On Saturday, the Bruins and the Maple Leafs will grant us with another thrilling and historical game seven, will you be watching?
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Should Brad Marchand have been punished for his poor sportsmanship? |
Yes | 870 | 84 % |
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