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Game Changing Hit

from Robert Tychkowski of the Edmonton Sun,

Their engines stalled during the national anthem and it was nothing but cough and sputter for the first 35 minutes.

Then a 265-pound spark plug changed everything.

With the Oilers down 2-0, newly-acquired super heavyweight Steve MacIntyre plastered Calgary’s Dustin Boyd into the end boards, essentially turning him into a rinkboard advertisement, then beat up the guy who came to his rescue, Brandon Prust, sparking a three-goal rally that buried the Flames in a sea of Oiler energy.

more and watch the hit below…

Filed in: NHL Teams, Calgary Flames, Edmonton Oilers | KK Hockey | Permalink
 

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JAMESinMI's avatar

The Edmonton writer won’t say it, but you really have to respect Prust for coming to the aid of a teammate, stepping way up in weight class, and taking on one of the toughest men on skates. I don’t know if the guy is a bowler or not, but he’s certainly got the 16 lb. balls.

And did you see both benches? These two became instant heroes.

Poor Boyd though, the man got absolutely pasted.

Posted by JAMESinMI on 10/19/08 at 09:08 AM ET

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