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Re: North Dakota D-Man Takes one for the Team
by yeah on Wednesday, March 14, 2007 hockey boys gotta stick up for the team mates but i duno if this was the right decision... still i respect what he did
Re: North Dakota D-Man Takes one for the Team
by Crossbar25 on Friday, February 23, 2007 I don't understand what the big deal is with Toews and Oshie in the first place. They were arrested for simply being in a bar. It says nothing about them drinking. I'm sure they were, but they weren't charged with underage drinking. North Dakota has some crazy rules, cause I've been going to bars since I was 16.
by Turner17 on Monday, February 26, 2007 different bars have different rules.. the bar where i live got a new contract that allowes under-aged people to go to but they cannot drink. American bars are probably different
Re: North Dakota D-Man Takes one for the Team
by UA27 on Tuesday, February 20, 2007 what a fucking idiot
by Trev on Wednesday, February 21, 2007 i agree it wasn't the smartest thing to do because even if they got away they'd be caught, but he was sticking up for the two guys w/ huge futures and at the time wasn't being selfish and thinking about only himself, so cudos go out to him even though it was the smartest move in hindsight
Re: North Dakota D-Man Takes one for the Team
by Biff on Tuesday, February 20, 2007 regardless of whether they were hockey boys or not, he's a fucking idiot for doing that. Make an example of him and give him 30 days in the county.
by navanboy on Tuesday, February 20, 2007 i dont get it..he opened the door to a cruiser? the cops already new who they were and even if they escaped..would got them sometime within the next 2 days and sent them to jail..dont think it was a good decision by Vantrigt55 on Wednesday, February 21, 2007 Your a superstar eh you fuck, probably never been drunk one momment of your life if you don't think hockey players drink your a joke. Towes is 19 is he not? You fucking Yankees need to wake up and drop your age of drinking
Re: North Dakota D-Man Takes one for the Team
by Hockey47730 on Tuesday, February 20, 2007 He was definately helpin' out his teammates there. Those young guys could get in a shitload of trouble especially considering they were probably using fake ID's. I go to college in the Northeast and a bunch of schools along with mine have strict penalties related to underage drinking in bars in the surrounding area. Many of them hold a zero-tolerance policy which in turn forces coaches to remove the players from the roster for that season. He probably had the idea in mind that he was saving their season. What he did was pretty ballsy and only something a hockey player would do. You wouldn't see any basketball players doing that because they would either 1) all be in the back of police cars or 2) couldn't risk their parole.
Re: North Dakota D-Man Takes one for the Team
by chisel_my_nizzle on Tuesday, February 20, 2007 There's definatly a commraderie there. he probly couldnt stand to let his teamates go down like that and felt obligated to try and bail them out. He knows that those 2 guys have a huge future ahead of them too. although it was pretty irresponsible, everybody makes mistakes, including oshie and toews by goin to the bar and gettin pinched, but stuff happens. |
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Forward: Hockey boys seem to always have each others back eh?! The following story, even though i admit was a poor decision on his part, is not surprising to me and just re-inforces how strong the bond is between hockey players. What other athletes would do this for their team mates? If i heard this story about anyone else i would say what an idiot, but for some reason when its about hockey boys, it doesnt seem so bad....Anyone else feel like this? Read on.....let me know. MAC
GRAND FORKS, N.D. — North Dakota defenseman Robbie Bina will face a misdemeanor charge in connection with an incident at a Grand Forks tavern last weekend, multiple sources are reporting.
The charge against Bina, 24, will be one of "escaping custody," which is a Class B misdemeanor offense punishable by a maximum of a $1,000 fine or 30 days in jail.
The incident in question occurred at Judy's Tavern and included six minors — including Bina's Fighting Sioux teammates Jonathan Toews and T.J. Oshie — who were cited for being underage in a bar. Bina opened the CONTINUED BELOW 
