aarondelll:

so mitch marner played towards the end of the season with mono.

fun fact the reason you avoid contact sports and any abdominal contact at all really when you have mono is to avoid any risk of splenic rupture because splenic rupture involves a blood-filtering (and important to your immune system) organ rupturing and blood just kinda chillin in the rest of your abdominal cavity where it really isn’t supposed to be and hypovolemic shock and other fun things.

so my question is this: what chucklefuck decided it was a genius idea to let a kid with mono keep playing hockey, an aggressive full-contact sport where a huge part of the game is ramming into and getting rammed into by other, huger dudes

joe thornton was allowed to play in the first round despite there being a huge risk of completely blowing out his knee. nikita zaitsev was allowed to play in the first round with a concussion. zach werenski was allowed to finish a game despite having a WHOLE ENTIRE BROKEN FACE. not to mention everyone else with broken whatevers

tell me where the fuck it says in the NHL rulebook that players can ONLY stop playing when they just keel over and die right there on the ice

nhl cryptids

juusesarsos:

– old montreal videos in english
– the bruins 2011 stanley cup being recognized in any fashion
– staal family portraits
– announcers who pronounce european names correctly
– a game that doesn’t mention sidney crosby, alex ovechkin, or the chicago blackhawks at any point
– any team located below the mason dixon line
– barclays center
– someone fighting zdeno chara
-the washington capitals in the eastern conference final
– refs not having an obvious bias, especially if they have the accent of a home team’s location
– wherever the hell connor mcdavid came from
– an intermission or post game interview where no one says “yeah no” or “no yeah”
– the colorado avalanche’s 2016-2017 season
– third overall draft picks
– a european player scouted first overall for the draft
– claude giroux’s old hair
– anze kopitar