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<blockquote data-quote="pruman91" data-source="post: 1880277" data-attributes="member: 3916"><p>[URL unfurl="true"]https://www.stltoday.com/sports/hockey/professional/what-the-minnesota-wild-had-to-say-about-jordan-binnington-that-s-nothing-new-from/article_1d108207-4844-579c-b59a-a029e48a8bda.html[/URL]</p><p></p><p><a href="https://www.stltoday.com/users/profile/Matthew%20DeFranks" target="_blank">Matthew DeFranks</a></p><p>Long before Marc-Andre Fleury skated the 178 feet from his crease to Jordan Binnington’s, the surge was building inside the Wild goaltender.</p><p>Fleury knew about Binnington’s reputation for getting involved after the whistle with opponents, with episodes in Pittsburgh and Colorado this season, plus one in San Jose where he feigned punches to multiple Sharks.</p><p>During the first period of Minnesota’s 8-5 win over the Blues on Wednesday, Wild forward Matt Boldy informed Fleury that Binnington hit Joel Eriksson Ek in the nether regions during a first-period scrum at the Blues net. So when Binnington whacked Ryan Hartman in the face with his blocker after a second-period goal, Fleury decided he wanted to fight Binnington.</p><p></p><p>“One of the guys said that he hit them in the nuts, in the nutsack,” Fleury said. “Can I say that, nutsack? That’s proper, right? When I saw him throw another one at our guy, that was the time.”</p><p>Fluery skated down the ice, removed his glove and blocker, and discarded his helmet. But Fluery and Binnington never fought, as the linesmen kept them separated.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="pruman91, post: 1880277, member: 3916"] [URL unfurl="true"]https://www.stltoday.com/sports/hockey/professional/what-the-minnesota-wild-had-to-say-about-jordan-binnington-that-s-nothing-new-from/article_1d108207-4844-579c-b59a-a029e48a8bda.html[/URL] [URL='https://www.stltoday.com/users/profile/Matthew%20DeFranks']Matthew DeFranks[/URL] Long before Marc-Andre Fleury skated the 178 feet from his crease to Jordan Binnington’s, the surge was building inside the Wild goaltender. Fleury knew about Binnington’s reputation for getting involved after the whistle with opponents, with episodes in Pittsburgh and Colorado this season, plus one in San Jose where he feigned punches to multiple Sharks. During the first period of Minnesota’s 8-5 win over the Blues on Wednesday, Wild forward Matt Boldy informed Fleury that Binnington hit Joel Eriksson Ek in the nether regions during a first-period scrum at the Blues net. So when Binnington whacked Ryan Hartman in the face with his blocker after a second-period goal, Fleury decided he wanted to fight Binnington. “One of the guys said that he hit them in the nuts, in the nutsack,” Fleury said. “Can I say that, nutsack? That’s proper, right? When I saw him throw another one at our guy, that was the time.” Fluery skated down the ice, removed his glove and blocker, and discarded his helmet. But Fluery and Binnington never fought, as the linesmen kept them separated. [/QUOTE]
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