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Message: <blockquote data-quote="JJP41" data-source="post: 294722" data-attributes="member: 625">Again, read the rules. It was not a north-south hit. The rule clearly states you cannot target the head or allow it to be the principle point of contact on an unsuspecting player. The hitter is responsible for contacting the biody first and not the head. Seabrook had not played the puck and waiting for the puck to come around the boards is not playing the puck. But you can spin it any way you want. And there you go again with trying to put fault on Bergeron. Biting isn't a hockey play and neither is putting your hand in someone's mouth. If Burrows had that much of a problem with it, then drop the gloves.</blockquote>

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