Early last night, Chris Drury was blindsided by the Flames Curtis Glencross that has apparently left the Rangers Captain concussed.
The Rangers though, didn’t retaliate on Glencross:
“You can’t; you can’t,” Sean Avery, who was on the ice after opening on a line with Drury and Ryan Callahan, told The Post. “If the game had become lopsided, there’s no question something would have been done [to Glencross].
…Thats all well and good Sean but the game didn’t get lopsided and even though, I think the best retaliation is winning, it didn’t end up that way and the Rangers don’t play Calgary again this season.
Highlights of last night’s loss are after the jump:
John Tortorella agreed with Avery’s sentiment:
“I think a lot of guys didn’t even see it. But we’re here to win the hockey game, that’s so early in the game.”
One player who did see it, was Marc Staal:
“I saw it and I thought it was a dirty hit,” Marc Staal told The Post. “Reds went cross-ice the other way, Dru wasn’t looking, and their guy hit him with an elbow right in the chin.
“It was brutal; just brutal; I don’t know what the refs were looking at. It should have been a major.”
For more, read the NY Post and Blue Notes.
Highlights of last night’s loss are after the jump
This is what the signed Brasher form and he wasn’t available…AGAIN!
i tell ya what ill go to calgary next weekend and ill find this guy and ill walk up to him and open hand slap him across the face and then if he tries to beat me up ill run him over with my car