Punched Out | Part One

Punched Out | Part One
fought his way to center ice as one of the N.H.L’s most feared fighters. But, the role exposed Boogaard to repeated head traumas, chronic pain…


 

19 Responses to Punched Out | Part One

  • Rodrigo Teixeira says:

    all too human?

  • spooninspoon says:

    In re-guard to John Scott

    Iv’e seen worse! an so has everyone else on here and in the NHL. I hate how
    this got so blown out of proportion. 5 years ago this woulda been a penalty
    and NOTHING else. I understand and agree that the NHL is trying to phase
    out the “Enforcer” role in the game and I respect it.Yet by making examples
    out of people like this it makes the league look bad! either ban these
    players or come up with a new plan ENTIRELY to fix this problem. It’s not
    just John Scotts fault here (he was bread an enforcer!! by scouts of the
    NHL) other teams have these players (not as much as they used to) but
    nothing is going to change and there will! be hits alot worse like this in
    the future if the NHL doesn’t do a better Job at “ENFORCING” pardon the pun
    its code of conduct. That means getting at the NHL scouts and say look no
    more scouting and making lucrative contracts for these types of players.
    The NHL isn’t doing it’s part there’s too much grey area in the fighting
    and hitting part of the game. I feel sorry for guys like Bougard and Scott
    because they were Bread into the league for Just these very reasons,but in
    the end if the NHL wants to move on they need to completely! take out this
    Role in the game!. The next time I here an NHL douche(Mike Millbury) talk
    smack maybe he should aim it more at the NHL instead of the players
    themselves. R.I.P Bougard BTW an all the rest?

  • aggbala says:

    well now when u list up some of em, i ofc notice them. parros is known to
    me but didnt tought orr was a enforcer. and leafs has 2 enforcers!? lol
    kessel that puny? but i mean before, every team had a enforcer…now its
    more rare. i follow the preds and they have none for example. also i think
    theres more known enforcers back in the 90s compared for today. probert,
    domi,berube,ray,grimson,brashear,
    simon,twist,cote,huscroft,mcharty,marchment….i made a whole team out of
    them in nhl 2000 xD

  • steroids4champions says:

    ONLY John Scott? What are you stupid? There’s Scott from Buffalo yes, but
    there’s guys like Parros for Montreal, Orr and McLaren for Toronto, Kassian
    for Ottawa, Bordeleau for Colorado, Macintyre for Edmonton, Mcgrattan for
    Calgary, Sestito for Vancouver, Rosehill for Philly…I can go on.

  • aggbala says:

    enforcer is a dying breed. in the 90s evry team had 1 now i can only
    mention john scott from buffalo

  • Snoop Dogg says:

    rest in peace, big man

  • Snoop Dogg says:

    he’s an asshole for sticking up for a sport he likes?

  • Mr1000words says:

    2:10 there is the ROOT cause of Boogaard’s death. RCMP shuffled his family
    around and it was hard life so that led him to hockey. So I guess we need
    to BAN RCMP for shuffling families around making the lives of families and
    children depressed and leading to suicides or drug overdose deaths.

  • Mr1000words says:

    We live in a CODDLED KIDS world. These guys live large and die large….why
    blame anyone or anything??? They got to have and live the kind of life most
    ppl would kill for. Why are we feeling sorry celebrities in sports or music
    industry or movie industries who had fame, millions of dollars, and then
    they struggled with depression and died? 99% of other depressed and
    suicidal ppl die in poverty and we don’t care about them do we? No, we only
    shed tears for the rich and famous.

  • The I Files says:

    Repeated head traumas, chronic pain and a drug problem led to hockey
    enforcer Derek Boogaard’s tragically early death. +The New York Times takes
    a deeper look at the life and addiction of one of the NHL’s most feared
    fighters.?

  • periesicsd says:

    orchard, when translated. So young to die, 1982-2011

  • mrceebees14 says:

    R.I.P. boogie –an Isles fan

  • PARACLYTICC says:

    Stupid video with a pussy agenda behind it. There are hundreds of the NHL
    enforcers both past and present that are you doing just fine. Dave “The
    Hammer” Schultz being the best goon back in the seventies when there was
    WAY MORE fighting in the NHL, is one of them. You are just willingly
    ignorant.

  • Mark Richardson says:

    Are YOU going to tell a 325lb linebacker that he is fat and useless??

  • nate mansur says:

    fighting is human nature starting from day one. You try and subdue it you
    only unleash a bigger beast.

  • Aatu5760 says:

    Heatings 8((

  • J8KY says:

    Ok, would you rather be by 30+ MPH or 10-15 mph… lol hockey= Way my
    brutal than football and i played football

  • Bubba Boudreau says:

    Rubbish !

  • Tniggz says:

    You’re kidding, right? NFL players are, for the most part, fat and useless.
    There are handful that can run and whatever, but their main purpose is to
    be an overweight guy that gets in the way. Also, Gretzky hasn’t played
    hockey in like..15 years. Get with the times, gramps. The average length of
    a football players career is 6 years (source: NFL.com) whereas an NHL
    players is twice that. Hockey players also aren’t fat. They’re pure muscle,
    The only other players I hold in the same esteem is rugby