Sunday, May 11, 2008

I Bet He Called Him Dog



Doug Murray killed Alexei Morozov yesterday at the World Championships with a hit that got there just a tad bit early. Ilya Kovalchuk "fought" Anton Stralman in response and Murray got kicked out of the game for hitting from behind. He didn't, but in the NHL he probably would have gotten 5 minutes for interference so it's all gravy. The real question: when someone gets lit up by Douglas Murray, does that mean they got crankshafted?


(Also, that's some language they got there.)
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6 comments:

  1. Unknown12:02 PM

    i only wished he did that to mike ribeiro in round 2. reminds me of the morrow check to michalek in game 6.

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  2. brokeyard1:27 PM

    Aleksey Morozov.

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  3. RudyKelly2:08 PM

    Yeah, I'm not spelling it like that.

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  4. jamestobrien5:43 PM

    Haha you tell 'em Rudy. Just because it's the way they spell it doesn't make them correct.

    Same goes for Pet(-e)r Sykora, Brend(-a+e)n Morrow and just about every player from Russia, Czech Republic or Slovakia.

    Sweden needs to get there shit together too.

    C'mon world, assimilate already. JEEZ.

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  5. jamestobrien5:44 PM

    Ugh, get *their* shit together.

    I haven't made that mistake in years.

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  6. RudyKelly6:35 PM

    I just do it because he was Alexei Morozov in the NHL and people might think there are 2 of them running around.

    Plus, we spell things in American here because this is America. If you want to spell things in Russian, go back to Mexico.

    *Spit

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