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Here’s the scrum that just went on in practice between Rasmus Dahlin and Peyton Krebs. Looks like they collided at full speed during a drill. Teammates broke it up right away.

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Sara Hollandvor 1 Jahr

Lindy Ruff says he wouldn’t look to far into this. Noted Dahlin got hit before and he wanted to even the score.

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Alex Jonesvor 1 Jahr

What is Dahlin doing making that hit in practice

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Eric Gallionvor 1 Jahr

They didn’t collide. dahlin hip checked the guy in open ice in practice then jumped him. What kind of captain does this? What kind of teammate does this? Very very weird. Should have been sent to the showers by the coach. This wasn’t an accident

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Matt Raffvor 1 Jahr

Wtf is Dahlin doing?

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Locked On Senatorsvor 1 Jahr

A hip check in practice?! 😂😂 even @MarcMethot3 wouldn’t do that

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Charlie Rickervor 1 Jahr

And this is the team's Captain???? @BuffaloSabres

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Elivor 1 Jahr

@PuckReportNHL Dahlin hit his own teamate in practice full speed full power.. then got up and went after him… that makes no sense

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depressivehacks.ethvor 1 Jahr

So Dahlin hit him that way and also went after him? I like the energy, but why are you upset if you threw the check?

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Petervor 1 Jahr

Collided? He threw an open ice hip check lol

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Dmitrius Orlovvor 1 Jahr

Capy throwing hippies at practice lmao

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