@tyanderson6638 dumb decision by perron. Should be suspended rather easily. If not, he'll definitely get a hefty fine. If he wanted to go after someone he should've went after Joseph.
For those who don’t know, Dylan Larkin suffered a bad back/neck injury a few years ago that had him in a brace and recovering for much of the offseason. Then soon after he came back from that injury early in the 2021 season, Mathieu Joseph dangerously cross checked Larkin up high near the neck into the boards. Larkin punched him and was suspended for 1 or 2 games. No penalty to Joseph. Now a few years later, Joseph hits Larkin high again injures him. To me this looks like a dangerous and unnecessary hit/punch directed to larkins neck. Seems like Joseph had the opportunity to not check Larkin in the head and neck
I’m a Sabres fan and I agree how does Joseph not get a penalty or ejected as well, same cross check to the head. We had Eric Robinson Board and injure Justin Barron a few games ago and he got ejected. Prayers for Larkin, hope he recovers quick 🙏.
O wow so some history there...I'm not gonna say it was clean but it Def looked more of a shove to me, and when one of the later angles finally shows what happened damn his neck was not in a healthy alignment whatsoever
Dr. Brian Sutterer did an analysis of this. His hypothesis was a case of carotid sinus hypersensitivity. Essentially, the pressure of the contact on the neck was mistaken for actual blood pressure by the body. The response is a rapid drop of blood pressure, which can knock you out.
DR ME Says. …He’s had neck issues before.. hit to back of head stunned him , the other guy hit him on way down on chin with either fist or knob of stick.
@@Dougie1969 Totally, even most of the people cheering wouldn't have know he was seriously injured. It looked very innocuous, just a fluke with timing and where the contact happened. It's a penalty but that's all nothing malicious.
that's hockey intentionally causing injuries my opinion is it's the best playoff sport because the refs let them play it out, though i noticed they only do it in the finals now tensions are high, everyone is playing hard and they don't want penalties. so let them play it out unless it goes overboard you should have seen back in the day. they used to wait for the perfect opportunity to take out the opposing teams best player. one guy even axed another guys head with his stick and they were talking about criminal assault if not attempted murder charges
If he can’t take a glove shove to the head he shouldn’t be playing hockey. The commentators are a couple of morons inciting hostility without any evidence. Everything they said was clearly biased and completely wrong. Idiots
Definitely scary. I'm not sure if I have seen an athlete be flattened and motionless for that long. Great to see him skate with help to the locker room. The hit on Zub looked to be much worse and he paid the price for doing absolutely nothing
These are average-at-best commentators. We expect them to be able to pick up the stuff the audience doesn't immediately see-- not just tell us what we already know. Sigh
All that pushing and shoving around Larkin when he was down not moving had me nervous as hell. There should be a sound signal that means knock everything off now to alert players who aren't aware of a potentially serious injury.
@@adamcoe Too bad the idiots are busy either trying to prove their machismo or, worse, trying to increase the number of people injured on the play to 2. This is why retaliatory hockey doesn't solve anything. If they actually cared about their teammate, they would've cleared the area and immediately beckoned a trainer (so, to be fair, tons of credit to Perron and Joseph there, though of course Joseph then loses a ton for actually performing the hit).
so the problem isn't a lack of a signal, since a very loud and recognizable one was given, and the trainers were alerted in very short order. sounds like your problem is with hockey players. also, if you watch the replays, Joseph basically just shoved him sort of hard but was clearly not intending to hurt Larkin. The hit on Zub after the fact was far more inappropriate, and the refs made the correct call. what I see is the system working perfectly. the guy that got hurt was attended to quickly, and appropriate penalties were handed out. what was your problem exactly?@@roguishpaladin
Don cherry said if u remove the enforcer role this will happen everyone said no ur wrong and it's literally happenings
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only gonna get worse cause they are going to taking fighting out of the game. They are already laying the ground work with the penalties for helmets that they have been putting in to the game. They can take fighting out of the game but they had better get really tight on any of the cheap crap that happens. Something like this needs to be punished a whole lot more severely and they need consistency. The big thing a lot of people miss is that the players are responsible for 50% of the issue. They sign off on the CBA and the CBA is what lays out the punishments for different infractions. The league cannot just arbitrarily drop fines/suspensions. They have a framework they have to follow that is agreed upon by the players.
I feel bad for the 1st Ottawa player to call for the trainers and he gets crossed checked in the head! Hopefully larkin will be ok…scary seeing him out for that long
@@nightcorerj6024So Larkin being held in hospital to be observed for 48 hours is now being a “troll”? Give your head a shake, Larkin has had injury issues stemming from these kinds of hits in the past.
@@saschaganser9671 Seriously, does ANY Red Wings fan actually know what the definition of a crosscheck is? That is CLEARLY not a crosscheck. A punch to the face, maybe... but I'd argue it was more of a shove. A crosscheck? Not even close.
Joseph needs to be ejected too. This is not the first time he has cross checked larkin in the back of the neck. Remember the last time he did it and larkin was suspended for retaliating. Larkin has had a season ending neck injury prior to the 2 times joseph has practically punched him in the neck. He is trying to kill him.
Crosscheck? 😂 you need 2 hands on the stick for a crosscheck and a punch is a closed fist, not an open hand. Have you ever even gone to the front of the net.
@@paulbaglio6295Larkin lands face first on the ice. The very front of his helmet impacted the ice first and slowed down his collapse, which if he had a brain injury is pretty important.
Bro I don’t even respond to people who don’t get my comments. Lol they saw the video then decided to comment. I got your first one, and ya #21 shoulda been rocked in the face for that, he knew he had a high cross check did he think it’d knock him out no but he knew where he placed it.
@Skynertia the fact that he has a neck injury is already "pretty bad" the helmet did nothing in defense of the hit itself. So yeah... it could have been worse but it's already a serious injury.
Such a weird situation. It didn’t look like a cross check. Looked more like a push with his one hand that’s off his stick. Hard to tell. I hope he’s okay.
I agree - it wasn't a cross-check. Perron's was way worse. I think the referees made the right call - it's just one of those times when a fairly innocent scrum has potentially disastrous consequences.
Yeah one hand on the stick, but both hands to the head/neck area from Joseph. Doesnt need to raise your hands that high for a push, quite hard push it seems using his weight. To me its obvious he went for the head/neck but clearly not a crosscheck as people are saying...
Not a cross check from Joseph. Clearly glove hand on the face of Larkin has no stick. Contact does not look too bad. Kelly was stick in both hands but it looks like a hit/glove to the neck of Larkin. Perrons cross check to Zub was definitely bad especially considering Zub had nothing to do with Larkin.
Perron reminds me of a time in college where our buddy was piss drunk and he fell over in his chair, got up all pissed off yelling “alright who punched me!?”
No one to blame here. Normal play by Joseph and Kelly. Perron comes in to stand up for his teammate, obviously targets the wrong player. Just unfortunate play.
@@kentvanhoeven3946 I see tons to blame here. A two-handed hit to the head is always unnecessary and the focus on vengeance instead of the injured player is unnecessary. The culture needs to change.
@roguishpaladin I completely agree. Plus Perron not only went after the first player he saw, but went after their head. Even if Zub had been the one to knock Larkin to the ice, an intentionally targeted head hit is never okay. I know Detroit fans were upset with the ejection, but to me if was perfectly warranted. Not to mention he started the melee that ended up delaying his own teammate receiving necessarh medical attention. Dude let temper get the best of him and it ended in almost the worst possible way.
Number 27 clocks Larkin right in the chin as he goes down, completely inadvertently, considering he was pushed into it with momentum, it explains him getting knocked out. Hope he's okay.
Not only that. Larkin hits the ice face first as well, so the initial shock from whiplash plus probably badly bruised or broken nose and possible concussion. He was down and out cold almost instantly. What amazes me that Joseph only got 2 for roughing. He clearly crosschecked Larkin above the shoulders and caused an injury to a player, and even as I don't think it was intentional at all, it should be five minutes major in my opinion. The rulebook says that player must be in control of his stick at all times. We could say that he was indeed in control of his stick and wanted to make rough defensive play, but he as a player must know that the neck and head are off limits.
@@mitsanut5869 on first angle I seen I also thought it was a cross check. But after seeing many angles Joseph shoved him with his glove. It was high to the head which was careless. But not a cross check with the stick.
From potential cup contender, to possibly barely squeezing into the playoffs after that hit! Prayers for him & his family, Larkin is such a difference maker for them.
@@MatthewCarson-r4q Any team that can make the playoffs to begin with is potentially a contender, they missed despite having enough points but not enough wins. As soon as you make the playoffs? Any team can theoretically win the cup if the stars align. This is why sometimes upsets happen, that's just the nature of sports.
@@tonyryan9416 He got his hands up high boxing out and hit his head down and forward, directly into the fist of Kelly who was aiming chest level, and landed straight on his chin. Freak accident.
@tonyryan9416 he wasn't trying to hurt him, if you watch some of these replays you can tell he was trying to clear the net and shoved him away. He never did hit him, just a bad placement on pushing him, but I don't think that alone is what caused the injury to Larkin. I don't think Kelly intended to injure him either. Just a quick double hit.
Crazy. The guy who did nothing except end up by Larkin while he was down got attacked and the guy who did it was the one who in the middle of everyone going at it, called for the trainer
Zub was calling too. Overall just a mess of a play. At least the players were calling for trainers despite being on opposing teams. All penalties deserved
Look, totally unrelated, hope Larkin is ok, but I have watched hockey my whole life until recently.. and I still like it, just dont have cable/want to pay for it… but seeing Patrick Kane in a RW jersey was a mind fuck… how did I miss this??
The initial hit by Joseph was a little dirty, but far from the most egregious thing I’ve ever seen. The second hit by Kelly honestly just looked like inertia. Even with that though, I’m surprised Larkin went down so hard. The hits didn’t seem all that crazy. Just goes to show how the heck and head are super vulnerable and under the right conditions it doesn’t take much.
@@DeltaV11 to me it seems that he was aiming at larkins back, but then he gets bumped from the behind by the other battle happening behind him and his arms goes up, penalty yes,but I don't think there was intention to hit larkin in the back of his head, perron in the other way...
I hope he recovers and doesn't end up with long term issues from this. Kind of ironic that a guy gets checked to the head for real in response to a perceived check to the head when all he was trying to do was get the guy help.
@@doncorleone3829you’re such a loser. Dismissing someone getting injured because “it’s hockey” is ridiculous. You couldn’t have a care in the world huh?
His brother plays for the Pens, could have been him, might not have. POJ (Joesph's brother) has a history with Larkin, as the two have been involved in scrums.
He was definitely already out with the Joseph hit... Sum1 tried to tell me the same thing about Kelly running into him knocked him out. He said "a doctor" said that about the replay. Probably not a doctor.. But sum1 who jst stayed at a Holiday Inn Express... I'm a Wings fan...But I must say most Wings fans are idiots.. So there's that..
Not entirely sure if it was joseph hit that knocked Larkin out or the hand/elbow of the player his face fell on afterwards, honestly looked like a relatively mild situation compared to what happened to Larkin, unfortunate stuff
@@rorystruthers2853 Yeah, a couple sucker punching cowards on team goon. The Sens play a lot of games like this though. I guess it's what they have instead of playoffs. lol
Damn... I'm not sure what to say. Hope Larkin is okay first of all. Had to wait to see the replay, but I'm still perplexed. A push to the head? Thought it was a cross-check penalty, but wasn't. Perron's was much worse. Infinity stones? 🤔
Joseph pushed him from the back and Kelly puched him with glove from the front. If both actions weren't in same momentum - he would not be hurt. Larkin recieved it directly to the jaw - he was knocked out in boxing style
ive watched the wings since igor laronov years, larkin has this team behind him, he is a star, as a bruins fan im sending you my healing vibes to your stud. It hurt to see him on the ice like that. Stop man handling my bruins tho
Larkin is a star? Guy has never even been a point per game player in his life. He is also a punk bitch, like every Red Wings player. Larkin is above average at best. He isn’t tough at all either, I mean, look at this play. Pushed a little and acts like he just got shot by a sniper.
At the end of the review, this is one I think that got called right. Larkin’s a stand up player and wish him a good recovery. Joseph is just plain sloppy with his stick getting high but was also shoved off balance from behind, and Larkin just got sandwiched in an unlucky way. Perron just went after the closest Sen, standing up for his captain but being way over aggressive and getting Zub in the head was uncalled for.
I tend to agree, they were close to each other and looked more like trying to push him out of the way, but wasn't expecting Kelly to also make contact. It was the second hit that brought him down.
Perron is getting at least a 5-game suspension if he's been called to an in-person hearing by the NHL. And deservedly so. His intentional retaliation on Zub, who had nothing to do with Larkin's injury, was vicious and uncalled for.
@@34muggsy34 the hit on Larkin is not comparable. That happened as a result of incidental contact during the play. The hit on Zub was an all-out attack with a stick after the whistle, on someone who did nothing.
@@vTxDynastyZub was cross checking all game. Perron turned and saw him standing over him and probably just figured that that’s what he did again and that it was him that hit Larkin… it is what it is
What a bizarre thing to happen. Head-shots happen all the time (and they shouldn't), but when something so par-for-the-course happens like that, and it ragdolls a guy... it's really freaky. Hopefully he's okay...and also hoping the league takes a better look (and delivers greater punishments) to those who go for the head. It's not a game, or a joke, to hit someone above the shoulders.
It's interesting because it didn't look like a super bad hit. Obviously in that area anything can happen, but out of the more recent hits I've seen, I'm surprised. Glad he's ok though.
i feel like that was more or less a couple bad coincidents that led to larkin getting injured. joseph was most likely aiming for the shoulder to push him away and was a bit high not paying full attention. not an excuse but is what i thinkl happened looking at that. and kelly coming into help in front of the net just in the wrong place at the wrong time.
Agree! Joseph accidentally punched Larkin in the back of the head an then Kelly accidentally sucker punched 71 in the face. All in good fun and totally not cowardly goon stuff.
@@solarion9802lmao, it was A push and battle in front of the net because he was swiping at their goaltender. He got knocked the F out, nice to see the senators protecting their goalie. Go after the goaltender like the wings were doing and you’re going to pay the piper. Larkin is soft
First and foremost I am not a fan of the Sens or Wings (Habs fan). But this was no case of the wrong place at the wrong time. A player doesn't just "accidentally" crosscheck somebody in the head. These are professionals, not little league children, there is no way that crosscheck by Joseph was not intentional. And it's not like Larkin was doing anything Egregious in f, front of the net, he literally just wacked at the puck like all forwards do, and as somebody who played hockey would know that defensive players(or forwards) are allowed to push people out of the way, but that's lower down on their body (near the pants) not crosschecked to the face.
@@MikeySkywalker too bad, so sad, that is hockey. these plays happen ten times a game. got him in the right spot. down he went like electric car stock.
@@doncorleone3829 god I hate fans like you. If it was your player you’d be crying and bitching. But since it’s not you’re a okay. Such shameless hypocrites. I’m a Bruins fan. I’m far more objective on the matter than you two clowns.
I'd like to see an NHL where the players are less brainless and are willing to have fines greater than 5k for player safety issues but I know that's a pipe dream.
obviously Perron did a vicious, unnecessary cross check to the wrong guy and should be suspended. he didn't see what happened and immediately saw an Ottawa player standing over his unconscious captain. any player would go and defend their captain like that. heat of the moment for Perron. Zub just got into the crossfire of someone else's actions.
Joseph standing there shaking his head is ridiculous. He knows exactly what he did. He needed to get a major and a game. The refs can see everything on replays. Yet, somehow they still get it wrong. It’s such a joke.
Made me realize how strange it must be for NHL players to wake up from being knocked out cold, only to hear the crowd erupt into cheer for them.. I mean I know it's well intended, but would be such a crazy thing to experience right after regaining consciousness
I don't think many have seen it, but it was the 2nd hit that knocked him out. The 1st check to the head was blatant and uncalled for but another angle shows almost a punch to the jaw, and I think that is what knocked him out.
Larkin looks dead, refs naturally give DETROIT 5 and a game. Then refs miss Ottawa playing with 8 guys. Then refs call a phantom high sticking call. 100% refs had money on this game.
Five in the game was for the idiotic cowardly cross check to the head by that loser Perron. Wings were swiping at Korpisalo all night and Larkin paid the piper for it.
@itsstrikers9576 Don't be moronic, have some humanity for the guy who was on the ice lifeless for ffs. It's not that hard. You can disagree with the response but try not acting like a c lown
This is nhl message was sent! Next time Joseph does something like that his team are gonna call him out on it. Perron's action was arch and he got game for it which is fair enough.
Joseph went lumberjack 2 hand cross-check to the neck area way worst than a sucker punch a la Bertuzzi.He was already out when Parker made contact with his helmet.
@@-HockeySteve94- yeah head got sandwiched between sucker punch from Joseph and Kelly right hand but Kelly was only going for the normal usual checking but Jospeh pushed Larkins head into Kellys checking motion.Intention to hurt from Joseph like is aid a la Bertuzzi + the checking from Kelly that was never intended as a hit to the head.
27 Kelsey made no effort with a bruising Elbow again people in you tube chat are really scumbags 6 was also in the mix as the video clearly indicated Larkin receiving a WWE elbow from # 6 " anyways Larkin is tough Michigan guy but in all sincerity hope he recovers soon Larkin is one of the Usung good guys in the NHL " he didnt deserve to be a human shuffle puck like that"
As a Leafs fan/Sens hater... I don't think Joseph did anything l that bad. Just tried to shove Larkin out of the way, and it was an unfortunate result. Perron's cross-check was more aggressive... I think he meant to get the shoulder, but he had the wrong guy anyways
9:13 "that was more significant of a hit" like wth zub was back. Yes perron should of at least went after joseph or kelly but that was not a more significant hit. Zub was back.
As bad as this was, the refs did however make the right call. The knockout didn’t come from Joseph. Larkin was cross checked and propelled into Kelly taking a fist/stick to the jaw area it looked like. Perron however is a different story lol
I have no idea what Joseph is protesting for. He's lucky to get only a game misconduct for that. That should be a multi-game suspension at bare minimum. People have to be held accountable when they're clealry deliberately hitting someone, and when that person gets knocked out. Some might argue that it's impossible to know if he was intentionally trying to injure the other player, but you have to assume the worst, otherwise many players will continue to try to get away with accidentally-on-purpose trying to injure other players. This isn't a criminal court system, and there's no need to err on the side of presuming innocence when that would only encourage players to play more recklessly, and would result in more head injuries and other serious injuries. There's also the retaliation to consider. If the suspensions from the league are strict and heavy, then there will be less of an incentive for players to retaliate against dangerous hits. Just look at what happened with the Naslund/Moore/Bertuzzi saga to see an extreme example of what I'm talking about. Things have improved since then, but they're still letting guys get off too easily a lot of the time, imo.
If this was the 80's Perron would've taken Zubs head off, he got crosschecked in the face may have lost a couple teeth he'll be fine. Perron sent a message, and it was clear "fuck around and find out"
NHL PLAYER SAFETY HAS HAD THIS COMING. they keep being soft with their suspensions and inconsistent and not setting precedents and something like this was bound to happen at some point because NHL player safety is an absolute joke the worst in sports. NHL Refs are joke btw how does only a Detroit player get thrown out. I’m an oilers fan so I don’t have any bias just ridiculous.
Wtf are you talking about man, it was an unfortunate combination of minor penalties. They reviewed it and made the right call. Perron decided to crosscheck a random player in the face after the whistle.
@@machinaxephos It was a cross check to the head for no reason. Joseph should be suspended a while but as the commenter said, the NHL susensions are a joke.
As a referee, that’s really not a horrible play especially in the NHL. Definitely a penalty but that’s not egregious at all. No intent to to cause injury. A penalty yes, but as I said not egregious. Edit: not a senator or redwings fan
If you're really a referee, then I'll go ahead and assume you're blind and probably not real bright. Guys in stripes seem like the stupidest people on the planet on a regular basis. No offense of course.
Not a ref, nor a fan of either team. But I feel like you could have handed Joseph something more harsh (I could even see how one could argue for a 5 and match) as it looks like he deliberately struck at Larkin's head. You can see him turn and look at Larkin before striking his head. Kelly should get at most 2, the contact was unintended, but the penalty makes sense. The Perron call is 100% the correct call, dude was out for blood there, he needs to be gone before he causes more damage in the game. Again, I'm not a ref (only a lifelong player), but that's just the feeling I get from the whole situation.
There was definitely intent by Joseph probably not to cause the damage he did but you can literally see aim for the head when he was hitting. This was no heat of the moment hit.
Ive seen way worse in front of the net. I think your just not understanding. In fact I gauarantee he doesnt get disciplined. If he does it will be very minor. Im seeing what the referees see. your just rom the wrong generation bud. not my fault@@WaddickLawnCare
I do like that number 21 on ottawa was calling for medics and a red wing almost went to fight him but saw he was getting help so didn't. Also the players making sure the fighting stayed away from Larkin. Scary moment.
Tbh I didn't see anything too egregious with the play, certainly not something we see 10 times in any other game when D-men are trying to clear the front?? But that's the scary thing with Heads and Necks.... sometimes it just takes that certain specific hit, to that certain vulnerable area to shut a guy off. 😖 Prayers he recovers fully.
@@Undefeatedsports3 bahahha you’ll see what the league does. Amazing the amount people that don’t understand the game or rules at all. Joe did nothing wrong at all.
Man, Perron went after Zub with a vengeance. And it wasn't even his fault.
Zub was waving for help, Perron's got rocks for brains
@@andys1548Perron got an eye for an eye. Wasn’t zub’s fault at all but I do not blame Perron for protecting his captain after a dirty hit.
@@andys1548 rocks is giving him too much credit.
@tyanderson6638 dumb decision by perron. Should be suspended rather easily. If not, he'll definitely get a hefty fine. If he wanted to go after someone he should've went after Joseph.
Perron has always been a player that intends to injure. Hard to watch people defend that behavior.
For those who don’t know, Dylan Larkin suffered a bad back/neck injury a few years ago that had him in a brace and recovering for much of the offseason. Then soon after he came back from that injury early in the 2021 season, Mathieu Joseph dangerously cross checked Larkin up high near the neck into the boards. Larkin punched him and was suspended for 1 or 2 games. No penalty to Joseph. Now a few years later, Joseph hits Larkin high again injures him. To me this looks like a dangerous and unnecessary hit/punch directed to larkins neck. Seems like Joseph had the opportunity to not check Larkin in the head and neck
I’m a Sabres fan and I agree how does Joseph not get a penalty or ejected as well, same cross check to the head. We had Eric Robinson Board and injure Justin Barron a few games ago and he got ejected. Prayers for Larkin, hope he recovers quick 🙏.
O wow so some history there...I'm not gonna say it was clean but it Def looked more of a shove to me, and when one of the later angles finally shows what happened damn his neck was not in a healthy alignment whatsoever
He has no business on the ice with that medical history.
Joseph should have been removed from the game he obviously is a dirty player and doesn’t deserve to be on the ice
@@bronwenhintz7787 he sounds like a real loser
Man, Perron, just lost his head and went after the closest Senator he could find.
@user-mz3px1xs2l stfu this hockey. If your team takes a player out be ready to have the same happen.
@user-mz3px1xs2l Looks like you don't have any friends to get that angry for.
@user-mz3px1xs2llol what a dumb comment
They went after every Ottawa player except the one who was responsible for the hit in the back #21 Joseph
@user-mz3px1xs2lyes they do lol
It's weird cause it doesn't look like that bad of a hit but the neck and head factors can be worse than initially perceived. Prayers to him.
Dr. Brian Sutterer did an analysis of this. His hypothesis was a case of carotid sinus hypersensitivity. Essentially, the pressure of the contact on the neck was mistaken for actual blood pressure by the body. The response is a rapid drop of blood pressure, which can knock you out.
DR ME Says. …He’s had neck issues before.. hit to back of head stunned him , the other guy hit him on way down on chin with either fist or knob of stick.
It was the other player Kelly that hit him at the same time in the chin.
I really don't see what hurt him so bad
Imo it's best seen in the replay at around 03:50
Scary.. no matter what team you cheer for you don't wanna see this happening
It's not at nfl level. Don't have a coach telling him to fake the injury. Really glad he was ok.
Saw a lot of sens fans cheering for it. Of course this really isn't a surprised. Lowest tier of hockey fans.
@@Razahoo7
Ah yes
Let's insult an entire teams fans for a few aholes cheering.
@@Dougie1969 Totally, even most of the people cheering wouldn't have know he was seriously injured. It looked very innocuous, just a fluke with timing and where the contact happened. It's a penalty but that's all nothing malicious.
that's hockey
intentionally causing injuries
my opinion is it's the best playoff sport because the refs let them play it out, though i noticed they only do it in the finals now
tensions are high, everyone is playing hard and they don't want penalties. so let them play it out unless it goes overboard
you should have seen back in the day. they used to wait for the perfect opportunity to take out the opposing teams best player. one guy even axed another guys head with his stick and they were talking about criminal assault if not attempted murder charges
rough couple weeks for larkin. i'm a blackhawks fan, but my heart goes out to him and his family and i hope he recovers quickly
🤝
As a wild fan I have the same respect for this guy. 😔
did he?
As a Flyers fan, hope he is okay
feels bad for zub, gets crosschecked in the head for nothing
You don't go calling for a doctor on Perron's watch.
Perron went for the wrong guy lol nobody went after Joseph
@@bartsanders1553 stop talking
@@DeadEditz9177 ... except Joseph wasn't the one who knocked Larkin out. Kelly was.
after watching this like 10 times yeah it was Kelly and Joseph together , Zub was a punching bag for angry Perron
It's looks like whiplash. The neck doesn't expect motion, and when it comes at an unexpected angle, it can knock you out.
@scottstenlund4431 I'd say both. He got rocked right in the wrong spot.
Could be. Or Kelly's right just caught him in the right spot on his jaw
You right but Larkin also got sandwiched Joseph pushed his neck forward and Kelly comes in with the glove straight to the chin
@@Dr.Acula76that exactly what I seen
Fake injury
Right in the neck ... Poor Larkin I hope he recovers and heals. To see any player on any team sprawled out flat injured for that long is scary
If he can’t take a glove shove to the head he shouldn’t be playing hockey. The commentators are a couple of morons inciting hostility without any evidence. Everything they said was clearly biased and completely wrong. Idiots
Definitely scary. I'm not sure if I have seen an athlete be flattened and motionless for that long. Great to see him skate with help to the locker room. The hit on Zub looked to be much worse and he paid the price for doing absolutely nothing
Have you ever seen football?
When you have dumb teammates, sometimes you pay the price.
Maybe they'll think twice about having people with no impulse control on their team.
He should talk to his team mate before their next game against us then. Maybe not throw a check at the neck of cap. FAFO i guess lol
Paul Kariya - Look it up - and he came back same game.
Poor Larkin. He’s been through a lot lately
That was a bad dive. Softer than Charmin
@neilsunstrum933 I agree, Zub is way too big to go down that easy
@@neilsunstrum933can tell you’re a ignorant fuck.
Definitely a dive. Soft
@@neilsunstrum933 Retard #1
Thanks for staying with it for the entirety. I usually see the injured player carted off and we never hear anything else.
Commentators never mention the Zub hit until the penalty calls, then they say it was a more dangerous hit after the expulsion.
because it was a hockey play that happened to go bad, now they have to kill time its a crime
@@robert48044the guy calling for help gets crosschecked in the face. And it doesn't get mentioned.
Nah, that is some horseshit commentating
Homers only care about "our boys" lmao
These are average-at-best commentators. We expect them to be able to pick up the stuff the audience doesn't immediately see-- not just tell us what we already know. Sigh
Commentators are fucking clowns
All that pushing and shoving around Larkin when he was down not moving had me nervous as hell. There should be a sound signal that means knock everything off now to alert players who aren't aware of a potentially serious injury.
There is, it's known as "the whistle"
@@adamcoe Too bad the idiots are busy either trying to prove their machismo or, worse, trying to increase the number of people injured on the play to 2. This is why retaliatory hockey doesn't solve anything. If they actually cared about their teammate, they would've cleared the area and immediately beckoned a trainer (so, to be fair, tons of credit to Perron and Joseph there, though of course Joseph then loses a ton for actually performing the hit).
so the problem isn't a lack of a signal, since a very loud and recognizable one was given, and the trainers were alerted in very short order. sounds like your problem is with hockey players. also, if you watch the replays, Joseph basically just shoved him sort of hard but was clearly not intending to hurt Larkin. The hit on Zub after the fact was far more inappropriate, and the refs made the correct call. what I see is the system working perfectly. the guy that got hurt was attended to quickly, and appropriate penalties were handed out. what was your problem exactly?@@roguishpaladin
You mean like the ultra loud REFEREE WHISTLE???
That's hockey, like it or hate it it's part of the game. Always has been, always will be.@@roguishpaladin
Lack of respect in hockey lately is unreal...need to bring back enforcers and fighting and get rid of the bullsht
Don cherry said if u remove the enforcer role this will happen everyone said no ur wrong and it's literally happenings
only gonna get worse cause they are going to taking fighting out of the game. They are already laying the ground work with the penalties for helmets that they have been putting in to the game. They can take fighting out of the game but they had better get really tight on any of the cheap crap that happens. Something like this needs to be punished a whole lot more severely and they need consistency. The big thing a lot of people miss is that the players are responsible for 50% of the issue. They sign off on the CBA and the CBA is what lays out the punishments for different infractions. The league cannot just arbitrarily drop fines/suspensions. They have a framework they have to follow that is agreed upon by the players.
I agree with you
Agreed it's getting out of hand
I been saying this for years
I feel bad for the 1st Ottawa player to call for the trainers and he gets crossed checked in the head!
Hopefully larkin will be ok…scary seeing him out for that long
You sir may possibly be a moron, absolutely f-ing clueless.
He's the one who put Larkin out, idiot....# 21 for Ottawa
How do u know he wasnt faking it. Some players are paid to troll
@@nightcorerj6024So Larkin being held in hospital to be observed for 48 hours is now being a “troll”? Give your head a shake, Larkin has had injury issues stemming from these kinds of hits in the past.
lol 21 the one who crossed checked Larkin was the one who called for help. Bet you didn’t expect that twist. Glad he got shoved away!
Looks to me like it's Kelly's hit that knocks him out. That's when his legs buckle. Weird play.
Look again, he`s out when he`s flaling down because Joseph cross checks him to the head.
@@saschaganser9671 Seriously, does ANY Red Wings fan actually know what the definition of a crosscheck is? That is CLEARLY not a crosscheck. A punch to the face, maybe... but I'd argue it was more of a shove. A crosscheck? Not even close.
@@DoggosintheHouse Wings fans are stupid and lazy
@@saschaganser9671Not a cross check. Also, it was Kelly's right that knocked him out
Ur right, I was confused as hell thinking it was from whoever pushed larkin from behind.
Joseph needs to be ejected too. This is not the first time he has cross checked larkin in the back of the neck. Remember the last time he did it and larkin was suspended for retaliating. Larkin has had a season ending neck injury prior to the 2 times joseph has practically punched him in the neck. He is trying to kill him.
Hate crime against the black player who attacks the white player...😢
@@brianjones7660 You woke snowflakes always bring up race for no reason, this just a hock play
Crosscheck? 😂 you need 2 hands on the stick for a crosscheck and a punch is a closed fist, not an open hand. Have you ever even gone to the front of the net.
For what? Kind of a freak situation, hands up high but stick never comes in contact, doesn’t even have two hands in his stick.
Feel bad for Zub, man was just trying to help. Also thank god for Larkin's sake he had a helmet on, that could've have been really bad.
How is a helmet protecting his neck?
@@paulbaglio6295Larkin lands face first on the ice. The very front of his helmet impacted the ice first and slowed down his collapse, which if he had a brain injury is pretty important.
Bro I don’t even respond to people who don’t get my comments. Lol they saw the video then decided to comment. I got your first one, and ya #21 shoulda been rocked in the face for that, he knew he had a high cross check did he think it’d knock him out no but he knew where he placed it.
@Skynertia the fact that he has a neck injury is already "pretty bad" the helmet did nothing in defense of the hit itself. So yeah... it could have been worse but it's already a serious injury.
@@paulbaglio6295lol shut up an injury can always get worse no matter what. He’s lucky he had a helmet since his head hit the ice
Such a weird situation. It didn’t look like a cross check. Looked more like a push with his one hand that’s off his stick. Hard to tell. I hope he’s okay.
That's what I saw. Unfortunately he pushed his face right into the fist of Kelly
@@Dr.Acula76 sure he did.
I agree - it wasn't a cross-check. Perron's was way worse. I think the referees made the right call - it's just one of those times when a fairly innocent scrum has potentially disastrous consequences.
Yeah one hand on the stick, but both hands to the head/neck area from Joseph. Doesnt need to raise your hands that high for a push, quite hard push it seems using his weight.
To me its obvious he went for the head/neck but clearly not a crosscheck as people are saying...
Not a cross check from Joseph. Clearly glove hand on the face of Larkin has no stick. Contact does not look too bad. Kelly was stick in both hands but it looks like a hit/glove to the neck of Larkin. Perrons cross check to Zub was definitely bad especially considering Zub had nothing to do with Larkin.
Perron reminds me of a time in college where our buddy was piss drunk and he fell over in his chair, got up all pissed off yelling “alright who punched me!?”
No one to blame here. Normal play by Joseph and Kelly. Perron comes in to stand up for his teammate, obviously targets the wrong player. Just unfortunate play.
@@kentvanhoeven3946 An eye for an eye
no matter who's eye
@@kentvanhoeven3946 I see tons to blame here. A two-handed hit to the head is always unnecessary and the focus on vengeance instead of the injured player is unnecessary. The culture needs to change.
@roguishpaladin I completely agree. Plus Perron not only went after the first player he saw, but went after their head. Even if Zub had been the one to knock Larkin to the ice, an intentionally targeted head hit is never okay. I know Detroit fans were upset with the ejection, but to me if was perfectly warranted. Not to mention he started the melee that ended up delaying his own teammate receiving necessarh medical attention. Dude let temper get the best of him and it ended in almost the worst possible way.
Number 27 clocks Larkin right in the chin as he goes down, completely inadvertently, considering he was pushed into it with momentum, it explains him getting knocked out. Hope he's okay.
Not only that. Larkin hits the ice face first as well, so the initial shock from whiplash plus probably badly bruised or broken nose and possible concussion. He was down and out cold almost instantly.
What amazes me that Joseph only got 2 for roughing. He clearly crosschecked Larkin above the shoulders and caused an injury to a player, and even as I don't think it was intentional at all, it should be five minutes major in my opinion.
The rulebook says that player must be in control of his stick at all times. We could say that he was indeed in control of his stick and wanted to make rough defensive play, but he as a player must know that the neck and head are off limits.
@@mitsanut5869 on first angle I seen I also thought it was a cross check. But after seeing many angles Joseph shoved him with his glove. It was high to the head which was careless. But not a cross check with the stick.
@@reddragon5147it’s a combination of stick and glove it looks like, pretty forceful too, and from the looks of it a targeted hit
@itsswink7785 looking at the angle at 7:45 it looks more like a shove than a hit.
@@reddragon5147 Exactly. That shove at 7:45 pushed him into the right glove of Kelly, most likely getting knocked out unintentionally.
Perron: so anyways, I started blasting….
From potential cup contender, to possibly barely squeezing into the playoffs after that hit! Prayers for him & his family, Larkin is such a difference maker for them.
cup contender hahahahHAHAHAHAHAHAHAhahahahhaa
@@MatthewCarson-r4q Any team that can make the playoffs to begin with is potentially a contender, they missed despite having enough points but not enough wins. As soon as you make the playoffs? Any team can theoretically win the cup if the stars align. This is why sometimes upsets happen, that's just the nature of sports.
As a Sens fan, I still yelled at the TV to stop the play; I was legit scared somebody would fall on Larkin.
And that bonehead went after Zub And cross checked him in the head for no reason.
Joseph puts him down, and then works to help him up. ???!?
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@@tonyryan9416 He got his hands up high boxing out and hit his head down and forward, directly into the fist of Kelly who was aiming chest level, and landed straight on his chin. Freak accident.
@tonyryan9416 he wasn't trying to hurt him, if you watch some of these replays you can tell he was trying to clear the net and shoved him away. He never did hit him, just a bad placement on pushing him, but I don't think that alone is what caused the injury to Larkin. I don't think Kelly intended to injure him either. Just a quick double hit.
Crazy. The guy who did nothing except end up by Larkin while he was down got attacked and the guy who did it was the one who in the middle of everyone going at it, called for the trainer
Zub was calling too. Overall just a mess of a play. At least the players were calling for trainers despite being on opposing teams. All penalties deserved
Look, totally unrelated, hope Larkin is ok, but I have watched hockey my whole life until recently.. and I still like it, just dont have cable/want to pay for it… but seeing Patrick Kane in a RW jersey was a mind fuck… how did I miss this??
I expected to be outraged over the hit, but it looks more unlucky than dirty to me.
The initial hit by Joseph was a little dirty, but far from the most egregious thing I’ve ever seen. The second hit by Kelly honestly just looked like inertia. Even with that though, I’m surprised Larkin went down so hard. The hits didn’t seem all that crazy. Just goes to show how the heck and head are super vulnerable and under the right conditions it doesn’t take much.
@@DeltaV11 to me it seems that he was aiming at larkins back, but then he gets bumped from the behind by the other battle happening behind him and his arms goes up, penalty yes,but I don't think there was intention to hit larkin in the back of his head, perron in the other way...
I don't know what's worse, the injury, or the title's use of an apostrophe in "gets"
I’m a Penguins fan but I send prayers to Larkin, his family and fans. That really was scary.
I hope he recovers and doesn't end up with long term issues from this. Kind of ironic that a guy gets checked to the head for real in response to a perceived check to the head when all he was trying to do was get the guy help.
Both Kelly, and Joseph hit Larkin.
He fell into Kelly.
josephs fault. same fucking clown who put his fist up for the national anthem. fuck em. doesnt belong in the league.
oh no ... not in hockey ................. bahahhahahaaaa
Both barely touched him
@@doncorleone3829you’re such a loser. Dismissing someone getting injured because “it’s hockey” is ridiculous. You couldn’t have a care in the world huh?
3:53 best angle. Its Kellys hand that knocks Larkin out.
So Perron attacks a totally innocent party?
Yup he’s a coward and idiot.
He got a match penalty and will also be suspended.
And Joseph hits a guy in the head?
But u think it’s ok for what Joseph and Kelly did?
@@YooperHatesOhioState No but one is careless and unlucky and the other is straight up malicious retribution, on a guy not even involved no less.
Is that the same Joseph that boarded him last year?????
Yes.
But it was a couple years ago
ua-cam.com/video/uo6YRVr4APU/v-deo.htmlsi=AV-CTVIsRBk2jSv3
Same guy
@@helmedon That was purposely done then for sure...
His brother plays for the Pens, could have been him, might not have. POJ (Joesph's brother) has a history with Larkin, as the two have been involved in scrums.
shut up clown he was the only guy on the ice worried about Larkin. Nice teammates for sure... @@conquestjosh6970
I know this was 3 weeks ago but I feel bad for Zub, He literally did nothing wrong and Perron just went right after him.
21 started it, then he fell into 27 who was just trying to push, but because Larkin was falling he was hit by 27 in the face.
that's not right. 21 hit him behind the ear. 27 had no hit on Larkin at all.
@@BlueInOrangeAgain Did you just ignore the part where after 21 hit Larkin, Larkin's face fell into 27's fist?
@@BlueInOrangeAgainyou obviously didn’t read his comment, and you didn’t watch the video closely.
he was out before his face fell agsinst zub zub more caught him then hit him if anything zub accidently stopped larkins nose from breaking on the ice
He was definitely already out with the Joseph hit...
Sum1 tried to tell me the same thing about Kelly running into him knocked him out. He said "a doctor" said that about the replay.
Probably not a doctor..
But sum1 who jst stayed at a Holiday Inn Express...
I'm a Wings fan...But I must say most Wings fans are idiots..
So there's that..
Joseph knocked him out then called for trainers. At least he was considerate to get him help. Also, his teammates wasn't having that BS
From the angle at 3:53 it looks like the right hook from #27 was the KO blow
Bro there was no right hook to the helmet knocking him out he got pushed into it
no. not even close. He was hit behind the ear from #21. #27 had no hit on him at all.
left sucker punch hook from Joseph is the culprit
Not entirely sure if it was joseph hit that knocked Larkin out or the hand/elbow of the player his face fell on afterwards, honestly looked like a relatively mild situation compared to what happened to Larkin, unfortunate stuff
It was Kelly's right to the jaw
It was a perfect storm of stuff. Nobody’s fault in that one
@@albundy5198 Thats ridiculous, Joseph cross checked him in the head. Obv didn't mean to knock him out but thats what lead to the "perfect storm".
@@rorystruthers2853 Yeah, a couple sucker punching cowards on team goon. The Sens play a lot of games like this though. I guess it's what they have instead of playoffs. lol
@@albundy5198
Kelly knocked him out...not Perron. He pushed him. but it was the Kelly fist that did the damage.
Damn... I'm not sure what to say. Hope Larkin is okay first of all. Had to wait to see the replay, but I'm still perplexed. A push to the head? Thought it was a cross-check penalty, but wasn't. Perron's was much worse. Infinity stones? 🤔
He never got the stick to his head it was more of a closed fist, a rare ref call that I agree with
Joseph pushed him from the back and Kelly puched him with glove from the front. If both actions weren't in same momentum - he would not be hurt. Larkin recieved it directly to the jaw - he was knocked out in boxing style
21 goes up high and with intent. Watch it in real time. It's a clear cross check aimed right at Larkin's head. This league is a joke.
ive watched the wings since igor laronov years, larkin has this team behind him, he is a star, as a bruins fan im sending you my healing vibes to your stud. It hurt to see him on the ice like that. Stop man handling my bruins tho
Larkin is a star? Guy has never even been a point per game player in his life. He is also a punk bitch, like every Red Wings player.
Larkin is above average at best. He isn’t tough at all either, I mean, look at this play. Pushed a little and acts like he just got shot by a sniper.
I've seen it before but it still amazes me how Zub got jumped, Joseph got all the blame while Kelly actually did all the damages.
What does Joseph have against Larkin?
The clean right hook to the face he got from Larkin after boarding him a few seasons back
@@chettajohnson5261 Plus Joseph sucks at ice hockey.
Larkin is softer than Charmin and a diver.
@@solarion9802that is also very true
@@solarion9802 lol he's in the NHL and pretty sure has won 2 cups with the Lightning! Know your facts bud.
Really scary, praying he’s okay.
At the end of the review, this is one I think that got called right. Larkin’s a stand up player and wish him a good recovery. Joseph is just plain sloppy with his stick getting high but was also shoved off balance from behind, and Larkin just got sandwiched in an unlucky way. Perron just went after the closest Sen, standing up for his captain but being way over aggressive and getting Zub in the head was uncalled for.
I tend to agree, they were close to each other and looked more like trying to push him out of the way, but wasn't expecting Kelly to also make contact. It was the second hit that brought him down.
Perron is getting at least a 5-game suspension if he's been called to an in-person hearing by the NHL. And deservedly so. His intentional retaliation on Zub, who had nothing to do with Larkin's injury, was vicious and uncalled for.
And the hit on Larkin was barely a 2 minute minor.
Im a Red Wings fan and I agree. It is uncalled for to attack another player; this is sports.
@@edwardduering5776 Admittedly it’s a tough call to call live. This is an instance where the replay worked.
@@34muggsy34 the hit on Larkin is not comparable. That happened as a result of incidental contact during the play. The hit on Zub was an all-out attack with a stick after the whistle, on someone who did nothing.
Perron must have a much larger rap sheet if he gets 6 games for retaliation but Gabranson of CBJ only gets one.
I was at that game. Fun Fact: That day was my birthday and Alex Lyon's (the red wings goalie in that game) birthday too.
He attacked the wrong guy 🤣
After the dirty play. No one is safe for the senators. That goes on for games going forward.
@@RealUA-cam33the dirty play was Perron. The Larkin play was a fluke
@@vTxDynastyZub was cross checking all game. Perron turned and saw him standing over him and probably just figured that that’s what he did again and that it was him that hit Larkin… it is what it is
@@RealUA-cam33 Relax. Detroit is a soft team.
@@RealUA-cam33kk grandpa
What a bizarre thing to happen. Head-shots happen all the time (and they shouldn't), but when something so par-for-the-course happens like that, and it ragdolls a guy... it's really freaky. Hopefully he's okay...and also hoping the league takes a better look (and delivers greater punishments) to those who go for the head. It's not a game, or a joke, to hit someone above the shoulders.
It's interesting because it didn't look like a super bad hit. Obviously in that area anything can happen, but out of the more recent hits I've seen, I'm surprised. Glad he's ok though.
i feel like that was more or less a couple bad coincidents that led to larkin getting injured. joseph was most likely aiming for the shoulder to push him away and was a bit high not paying full attention. not an excuse but is what i thinkl happened looking at that. and kelly coming into help in front of the net just in the wrong place at the wrong time.
Agree! Joseph accidentally punched Larkin in the back of the head an then Kelly accidentally sucker punched 71 in the face. All in good fun and totally not cowardly goon stuff.
@@solarion9802lmao, it was A push and battle in front of the net because he was swiping at their goaltender. He got knocked the F out, nice to see the senators protecting their goalie. Go after the goaltender like the wings were doing and you’re going to pay the piper. Larkin is soft
Reminds me of Pavelskis injury against Vegas.
First and foremost I am not a fan of the Sens or Wings (Habs fan). But this was no case of the wrong place at the wrong time. A player doesn't just "accidentally" crosscheck somebody in the head. These are professionals, not little league children, there is no way that crosscheck by Joseph was not intentional. And it's not like Larkin was doing anything Egregious in f, front of the net, he literally just wacked at the puck like all forwards do, and as somebody who played hockey would know that defensive players(or forwards) are allowed to push people out of the way, but that's lower down on their body (near the pants) not crosschecked to the face.
David perron is still my favorite player. And this is to show you he’s definitely an awesome teammate to play with.
That was a scary scene as Dylan lays motionless on the ice. You never want to see anyone in that type of condition
Looks really dirty from Jospeh at first but if you watch it from all angles, it wasn't malicious. Really unlucky for Larkin. Hopefully, he's OK.
it is a really dirty hit from that POS. He cross-checked to the head. Who the fuck does that? Oh yeah, #21 does.
Unlucky? 😂 Joseph cross checked him, and Kelly hit him with his glove on, and knocked him out cold.
@@MikeySkywalker too bad, so sad, that is hockey. these plays happen ten times a game. got him in the right spot. down he went like electric car stock.
@@MikeySkywalker lol...he barely touched him, it's your typical scrum in front of the net
@@doncorleone3829 god I hate fans like you. If it was your player you’d be crying and bitching.
But since it’s not you’re a okay. Such shameless hypocrites.
I’m a Bruins fan. I’m far more objective on the matter than you two clowns.
I'd like to see an NHL where the players are less brainless and are willing to have fines greater than 5k for player safety issues but I know that's a pipe dream.
The NHL will never change
It already did a lot.
It's changed a lot
Need Kostin in the lineup to deal with this shit…
Apparently Kostin had a cough...so he missed the game against team goon. ...of course.
Kostin was sick tonight
"Need Kostin in the lineup to deal with this shit…" You have a mind of a child.
clown comment
Meaning Perron?
Seems like the Detroit players were the only ones not aware Larkin was out cold for a minute there.
obviously Perron did a vicious, unnecessary cross check to the wrong guy and should be suspended. he didn't see what happened and immediately saw an Ottawa player standing over his unconscious captain. any player would go and defend their captain like that. heat of the moment for Perron. Zub just got into the crossfire of someone else's actions.
Only a coward would cross check someone in the face.
then theres a lot of cowards in this league. @@neilsunstrum933
@@neilsunstrum933exactly what the Ottawa player did. 😅 Dumbass
2 didnt even do anything lol
Joseph standing there shaking his head is ridiculous. He knows exactly what he did. He needed to get a major and a game. The refs can see everything on replays. Yet, somehow they still get it wrong. It’s such a joke.
Joseph and Kelly are bums.
Glad Larkin got up 😢
Made me realize how strange it must be for NHL players to wake up from being knocked out cold, only to hear the crowd erupt into cheer for them.. I mean I know it's well intended, but would be such a crazy thing to experience right after regaining consciousness
Rangers fan here, didn't hear about this till just now. Hoping the man is OK, and it turns out to be nothing serious. Scary to watch though.
I don't think many have seen it, but it was the 2nd hit that knocked him out. The 1st check to the head was blatant and uncalled for but another angle shows almost a punch to the jaw, and I think that is what knocked him out.
I was thinking the same. A hit on the chin can put people to sleep right away, it’s weird to see.
Idk looks whiplash stinger but yea I could see him falling face first into the other guys glove.
I love how 21 is immediately calling for help them gets pushed around while trying to call for serious help, awareness red come on
well 21 was also the one who checked him in the head sooo
@@Taylor-gb5gf to be honest I noticed this after the fact
@@Taylor-gb5gf"hey guys I just killed this motherfucker. Get him a stretcher!"
@@Taylor-gb5gfhe didn't check him in the head
Larkin looks dead, refs naturally give DETROIT 5 and a game. Then refs miss Ottawa playing with 8 guys. Then refs call a phantom high sticking call. 100% refs had money on this game.
Five in the game was for the idiotic cowardly cross check to the head by that loser Perron. Wings were swiping at Korpisalo all night and Larkin paid the piper for it.
I think it was the hit from Kelly it was right to the chin
Hope Larkin will be OK
Perron made a complete fool of himself - the guy he hit wasn't even involved. Despicable
Feel better Dylan ❤
Feel better Artem ❤️
@@itsstrikers9576zub was back in, feel bad for him he got caught in the crossfire
@@connorhickey4681 let’s still pray for him for not faking
He got ice on that chin immediately
@itsstrikers9576 Don't be moronic, have some humanity for the guy who was on the ice lifeless for ffs. It's not that hard. You can disagree with the response but try not acting like a c lown
Perron falls WITH Zub then thinks it’s him 😂 🤦♂️
does the NHL not do screening on their players? the fact that he got KO'd from that is a little sus
Perron needs to get 4 games minimum
This is nhl message was sent! Next time Joseph does something like that his team are gonna call him out on it. Perron's action was arch and he got game for it which is fair enough.
It’s clearly Kelly 27 that knocks him out. These Sportsnet Announcemers are brutal.
21 is clearly the guy that made contact with Larkin's head that led Larkin to going down
Joseph went lumberjack 2 hand cross-check to the neck area way worst than a sucker punch a la Bertuzzi.He was already out when Parker made contact with his helmet.
@@mikescorpio13 go clear your head, and watch it again with a clear and unbiased mind.
@@-HockeySteve94- yeah head got sandwiched between sucker punch from Joseph and Kelly right hand but Kelly was only going for the normal usual checking but Jospeh pushed Larkins head into Kellys checking motion.Intention to hurt from Joseph like is aid a la Bertuzzi + the checking from Kelly that was never intended as a hit to the head.
27 Kelsey made no effort with a bruising Elbow again people in you tube chat are really scumbags 6 was also in the mix as the video clearly indicated Larkin receiving a WWE elbow from # 6 " anyways Larkin is tough Michigan guy but in all sincerity hope he recovers soon Larkin is one of the Usung good guys in the NHL " he didnt deserve to be a human shuffle puck like that"
As a Leafs fan/Sens hater... I don't think Joseph did anything l that bad. Just tried to shove Larkin out of the way, and it was an unfortunate result. Perron's cross-check was more aggressive... I think he meant to get the shoulder, but he had the wrong guy anyways
Bro, Larkin got knocked out? Tf you mean he didn’t do anything wrong??
@@zackk3635he’s a leaf fan
@@zackk3635he said not that bad. Learn to focus on the full comment.
@@YooperHatesOhioStatetypical american comment.
Americans don't know shit about hockey!
Lmao the Wings went after every single guy except the one guy that didn’t.
9:13 "that was more significant of a hit" like wth zub was back. Yes perron should of at least went after joseph or kelly but that was not a more significant hit. Zub was back.
As bad as this was, the refs did however make the right call. The knockout didn’t come from Joseph. Larkin was cross checked and propelled into Kelly taking a fist/stick to the jaw area it looked like. Perron however is a different story lol
And Joseph was suspended for how long? No suspension = NHL approval of dirty play.
I have no idea what Joseph is protesting for. He's lucky to get only a game misconduct for that. That should be a multi-game suspension at bare minimum. People have to be held accountable when they're clealry deliberately hitting someone, and when that person gets knocked out.
Some might argue that it's impossible to know if he was intentionally trying to injure the other player, but you have to assume the worst, otherwise many players will continue to try to get away with accidentally-on-purpose trying to injure other players. This isn't a criminal court system, and there's no need to err on the side of presuming innocence when that would only encourage players to play more recklessly, and would result in more head injuries and other serious injuries. There's also the retaliation to consider. If the suspensions from the league are strict and heavy, then there will be less of an incentive for players to retaliate against dangerous hits. Just look at what happened with the Naslund/Moore/Bertuzzi saga to see an extreme example of what I'm talking about. Things have improved since then, but they're still letting guys get off too easily a lot of the time, imo.
Respect for 21 actually trying to get help too, no matter the team
Perron going to get suspended
Allowing the players to drag an obviously injured teammate off of the ice is ridiculous
That hooligan Joseph reacted like "Major penalty?! I barely touched him!"
Need a McCarty
If this was the 80's Perron would've taken Zubs head off, he got crosschecked in the face may have lost a couple teeth he'll be fine. Perron sent a message, and it was clear "fuck around and find out"
Perron is a moron who attacked the only guy signalling for help. The only message he sent is that he's a liability.
NHL PLAYER SAFETY HAS HAD THIS COMING. they keep being soft with their suspensions and inconsistent and not setting precedents and something like this was bound to happen at some point because NHL player safety is an absolute joke the worst in sports. NHL Refs are joke btw how does only a Detroit player get thrown out. I’m an oilers fan so I don’t have any bias just ridiculous.
Wtf are you talking about man, it was an unfortunate combination of minor penalties. They reviewed it and made the right call. Perron decided to crosscheck a random player in the face after the whistle.
Are you referring to player safety being a joke because what your boy Kane did last night without being held accountable?
Perron got tossed because of his blatant cross check to the head. Refs made the right call
@@machinaxephos It was a cross check to the head for no reason. Joseph should be suspended a while but as the commenter said, the NHL susensions are a joke.
@@richardprescott5939 You can't crosscheck with only 1 hand on your stick
Joseph drove Larkin head first into the boards when he played for Tampa. Don’t know what his problem with Larkin is.
So did #21 get a fine/suspension too?
As a referee, that’s really not a horrible play especially in the NHL. Definitely a penalty but that’s not egregious at all. No intent to to cause injury. A penalty yes, but as I said not egregious.
Edit: not a senator or redwings fan
If you're really a referee, then I'll go ahead and assume you're blind and probably not real bright. Guys in stripes seem like the stupidest people on the planet on a regular basis.
No offense of course.
Not a ref, nor a fan of either team. But I feel like you could have handed Joseph something more harsh (I could even see how one could argue for a 5 and match) as it looks like he deliberately struck at Larkin's head. You can see him turn and look at Larkin before striking his head.
Kelly should get at most 2, the contact was unintended, but the penalty makes sense.
The Perron call is 100% the correct call, dude was out for blood there, he needs to be gone before he causes more damage in the game.
Again, I'm not a ref (only a lifelong player), but that's just the feeling I get from the whole situation.
There was definitely intent by Joseph probably not to cause the damage he did but you can literally see aim for the head when he was hitting. This was no heat of the moment hit.
No you’re just an idiot
Could have been something prior in the game and one slight hit the wrong way. I mean that didn't look that bad.. crazy
I said the same thing
@@tylercurrie3800lmfao how high are you?
Ive seen way worse in front of the net. I think your just not understanding. In fact I gauarantee he doesnt get disciplined. If he does it will be very minor. Im seeing what the referees see. your just rom the wrong generation bud. not my fault@@WaddickLawnCare
@@tylercurrie3800no you didn't. Need proof.
That's what I said.
I do like that number 21 on ottawa was calling for medics and a red wing almost went to fight him but saw he was getting help so didn't. Also the players making sure the fighting stayed away from Larkin. Scary moment.
Larkin must have glass jaw. Makes sense for a weak team
Tbh I didn't see anything too egregious with the play, certainly not something we see 10 times in any other game when D-men are trying to clear the front?? But that's the scary thing with Heads and Necks.... sometimes it just takes that certain specific hit, to that certain vulnerable area to shut a guy off. 😖 Prayers he recovers fully.
I’ve always hated how careless the players can be sometimes when a player is laying on the ice unconscious
Perron 7-10 games
At least. That was stupid and dangerous and cowardly, trifecta of idiocy
Then Joseph deserves 7-10 too. He cross checked a guy in the neck/face for no reason. He just turned and hit him.
@@Undefeatedsports3 bahahha you’ll see what the league does. Amazing the amount people that don’t understand the game or rules at all. Joe did nothing wrong at all.
@@neilsunstrum933 bro he knocked a guy out…