Scott Hartnell vs Vincent Lecavalier

Oct 25, 2007 1pd 07:49

2007-2008 Regular Season

Date / Time	Away / Home Team	Away / Home Player
Oct 25, 2007	Philadelphia Flyers	Scott Hartnell
1pd 07:49	Tampa Bay Lightning	Vincent Lecavalier
The two bump while fighting for the puck and Hartnell pushes Lecavalier to the ice. Lecavalier jabs at him with his stick and Hartnell shoves him when he returns to his feet, causing them to drop the gloves. They grab ahold of each other and exchange rights. Hartnell throws three more rights while fighting to keep his balance. Lecavalier pushes him into the boards and Hartnell throws another right. Lecavalier wrestles Hartnell down to a knee and throws a couple of rights including an uppercut. Hartnell stands back up but goes down to a knee once again. Lecavalier gets in a few more just before the linesmen intervene. Other Penalties: Hartnell received a slashing.

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Results

Draw		40.5%
Vincent Lecavalier		35.1%
Scott Hartnell		24.3%
From 148 votes with an average rating of 4.4

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User Reviews

Posted by DetroitIan on Oct 26, 2007 at 7:08 PM agree

Great to see Vinny drop the gloves once again at this stage of the season. I would call this one a draw. But I applaud Vinny for not taking ****. Nice Job.

Posted by cardiffgiant on Oct 31, 2007 at 10:08 PM agree

Hartnell had a few. It didn't look like VInny landed more than 1.

Posted by shrk33 on Oct 27, 2007 at 12:12 AM agree

Too bad Vinny didn't really rough Hartnell up. Can't stand that guy. Draw

Posted by Juha82 on Oct 30, 2007 at 5:25 AM agree

Hartnell was active.
Vinny got the takedown.
No good punch from Vinny.
Hartnell landed a good left.
I know Hartnell was weaker in the end,but no good punch from Vinny.
A draw isn't a bad call(really!), but i change my call.
Edge Hartnell.

Posted by chris_mcallister on Oct 26, 2007 at 9:37 AM agree

The slightest of edges to Hartnell.

Posted by the4thliner on Oct 27, 2007 at 11:22 AM agree

Not only can Vinnie score, he can also hold his own when the gloves come off. Hartnell is a face-mask-wearing, slash-and-cross-check-you-from-behind 4th line coward. And a typical Flyer.

Posted by Wolf_eyes on Oct 27, 2007 at 3:10 AM agree

I like that vinny stood up for himself and didnt require a goon to help him out. No solid punches thrown, lots of ragdolling- draw.

Posted by mikebflorida on Oct 26, 2007 at 9:19 AM agree

Hartnell is a piece of shyt. Visor on, cross checking, slashing and drops the gloves. What a puke. I'm so sick of this garbage. Wake up Campbell and Bettman, one of the best players in your league is going to break his hand on some used up retread because he starts fights with a visor on! Suspend Hartnell or someone and send a message!

Win to Vinny despite that loser having the shield on. Vinny ragdolled him anyway and sent a good message to every goon in the league.

Posted by deerkiller.carl on Oct 27, 2007 at 2:28 PM agree

no team should do this put the guns out there!

Posted by trpaulson on Oct 27, 2007 at 4:56 PM agree

Give it to Lecavalier. He had to fight back after being mugged. Hartnell is a scumbag, always will be.

Posted by cabsf15e on Oct 26, 2007 at 5:54 AM agree

Vinny needs to be the 50 goal scorer we all know he is, before he gets himself hurt! Two games and two fights...anytime the opposition gets him off the ice for five minutes is a win from their perspective, but I call this a draw because it was more like dancing lessons.

Posted by BStreetBullies on Oct 26, 2007 at 10:28 AM agree

Looked like Scotty got in the only shots.

Posted by penguinsfan123 on Oct 26, 2007 at 12:32 PM agree

anytime a flyer gets beat up i like it but this is a draw

Posted by Bonecrusher1976 on Oct 26, 2007 at 3:19 AM agree

Hugfest. But not the guys you expect fighting from.

Posted by cheetham_8 on Oct 26, 2007 at 2:40 PM agree

Two nights, two fights for Lecavalier. I think he may be a little upset, but his performance is comensurate with his experience.