Matt Barnaby vs Travis Moen

Oct 15, 2006 1pd 20:00

2006-2007 Regular Season

Date / Time	Away / Home Team	Away / Home Player
Oct 15, 2006	Dallas Stars	Matt Barnaby
1pd 20:00	Anaheim Ducks	Travis Moen
Comments: The horn sounds to end the period, but Barnaby and Moen decide to drop the mitts and duke it out at center ice. Barnaby chases Moen with long rights to start things off and Moen responds with a right of his own. The two exchange rights to the side of the head and Moen throws a couple of more rights while Barnaby tries to shake off his elbow pad. Moen throws a flurry of eight straight rights while they are spinning around, but most of them miss their target. They wrestle around for a bit until Barnaby gets an arm free and throws two rights to the side of Moen's head. Barnaby connects with a short right to the back of Moen's head and a left cross that surprises Moen. Moen responds with a right-uppercut combination and the two then grapple some more. Barnaby misses wide with a left hook and Moen then throws four rights to the back of Barnaby's helmet. They then hold on, causing the linesmen to skate on over towards them. Barnaby throws an overhand right, but the linemen have already grabbed both players.

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Results

Draw		55.9%
Travis Moen		27.1%
Matt Barnaby		16.9%
From 59 votes with an average rating of 6.3

User Reviews

Posted by Juha82 on Jul 07, 2008 at 8:09 AM agree

Moen was active of the two in this long and good fight.
Barnaby did a good defensive job but wasn't enough for the draw.
Moen with the EDGE as he lands more and bigger ones.
Barnaby lands few nice damaging punches of his own.
He don't miss his 4-5 attempts as Moen misses more of his 11-14 ones.
Moen gets his right free about middle and late.
Barnaby ate about 3 big rights to the side of his helmet in the end.
Barnaby lands maybe the best which comes in the start, a good right to the face of Moen.
T.Moen with theEDGE(not so special close one).