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Pittsburgh's Kris Letang basically accuses Philly's Scott Hartnell of biting his hand while in a scrum during Thursday night's 5-4 Penguins victory.
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According to Letang, he did just that during a scrum in Thursday night's Penguins-Flyers game. Letang made a thinly-veiled accusation in post-game interviews and suggests that you ask Hartnell for the specifics. If you watch the video of the event in question, you'll see Letang run towards the locker room, holding his hand. Specifically, his finger which is bleeding.
Says the color commentator, "I wouldn't put it past him." The NHL is back.
Oct 08 10:55p by Sean Keeley - 4 comments
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Hartnell Denies Alleged Bite, Says 'Lots of Stuff Happened'
Scott Hartnell denied any bite occurred in the scrum that took place just seconds before the end of regulation, but does have some interesting comments on what went on inside the pile:
So…Letang’s hands were all over Hartnell’s face doing the “facewash”, and his finger was magically injured without any contact with teeth. Glad that’s straightened out.
Oct 09 10:10a by Brandon Worley - 1 comment