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Grapes purees Cooke. Also saw last week's CC. He is excited about the Sutton deal from Ottawa's perspective. He thinks a lot of Andy and thinks Ottawa got a great deal...and by implication, we did not.

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Wow, what a dossier!

I knew Cooke was a patently gutless scumbag, but I hadn’t seen several of those cheap hits before. Pretty funny that Cooke confronted Cherry last year.

As for Sutton, that’s not too shocking — Sutton hits and hits legally, so of course Cherry loves him. (Not sure how familiar Cherry is with the values exchanged on the rental market though.)

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by Dominik on Mar 14, 2010 2:43 PM EDT reply actions  

someone was mentioning his comments

with the suggestion that he thought WE made a good deal. Actually he called it a good deal for Ottawa. In many ways, I agree with Grapes. He has no respect for cheapshot artists, he hates the instigator rule (he’s gonna love what MM did today), and he also supports the no touch icing. Totally dislike his support of Hunter and his comments on Denis’ Legends video as well. He probably was offended that Denis rated himself above Bobby O.

by BCISLEMAN on Mar 14, 2010 11:00 PM EDT up reply actions  

Interesting bit on Cooke and the headshot rule

At least according to Mark Spector on Sportsnet:

It was the collective whisper we heard there from a gathering of men who know the NHL game well, but could never come out and verbalize what they really think about a cheap shot artist like Matt Cooke.

Do you recall that several general managers and league discipline czar Colin Campbell persistently reminded us that the new rules would be particularly tough for "repeat offenders?"
What they meant was, "guys who hit the way Matt Cooke, Colby Armstrong, Derek Boogaard and Patrick Kaleta hit will have to change their game, or change their vocation."
They are the cheap, dangerous hockey players who endanger the rest of their colleagues.

Brian Burke referred to it implicitly, while Sheldon Souray really ripped into Cooke and his kind.

Lighthouse Hockey: What's wrong with lotteries? I've been in lots of lotteries.

by Dominik on Mar 15, 2010 1:25 AM EDT reply actions  

sounds nice

but Coli is still league discipline czar . So I don’t know if I believe it.

by BCISLEMAN on Mar 15, 2010 1:43 AM EDT up reply actions  

Too true. Still fun to hear fellow players who weren’t even involved speak out against Cooke. I mean, that does not happen every day.

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by Dominik on Mar 15, 2010 2:16 AM EDT up reply actions  

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