Oh the Horror!

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Look on as Jakob Silfverberg brutally beats Carey Price, preventing him from being able to make a save on an Andre Benoit point shot. This gutless play is in the class of Milan Lucic running over Ryan MIller last season, clearly.

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Angry Habs Fan said…
I heard about this! Still haven't even seen the highlights from Sundays game yet. I'm about four days behind on hockey news.
February 4, 2013 at 11:04 PM
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