Nobody except for Ducks fans themselves likes Corey Perry.
The guy is a gigantic pest, and, well, he's really, really good.
But NBC Sports Network commentator took it a little bit too far when he said the best way to stop Perry was to hurt him in a "painful and permanent way."
Really? @KevinWeekes @Jeremy_Roenick how classless is Milbury?! pic.twitter.com/s7T5v5dBCF
— Norm (@JayDotNo42) May 21, 2015
Well, Perry heard what Milbury said, and he wasn't particularly happy with the always controversial analyst.
Even Bruce Boudreau was asked about Milbury's comment, and he wisely chose to dodge the question.
“You know what, I'm taking the cheap way out, but I don't want to get into anything Mike says,” Boudreau said after his morning skate before Game 3. “It's TV. But I'm really happy Corey Perry's on my team.”
This isn't the 70s, Milbury. Players can't go around hurting other players because they don't like them. Whether it's a cheap shot with their fists, their hips, or their shoes, it's just not right. Players show some class now.
(h/t Puck Daddy)
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