Wild's Marcus Foligno Assessed Major Penalty And Game Misconduct For Kneeing Stars' Radek Faksa

Wild’s Marcus Foligno Assessed Major Penalty And Game Misconduct For Kneeing Stars’ Radek Faksa



Watch as Minnesota Wild forward Marcus Foligno is assessed a major penalty and game misconduct for kneeing Dallas Stars defenceman Radek Faksa. Faksa needed to be helped off the ice and headed for the dressing after the play.

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View Comments (45)
  1. I can see why Folingo got the first of those two calls in game 4 but agree that the 2nd call was completely blown by the refs. Between Foligno's post game comments and Dumba's game one hit on Pavelski it was clear to me that the refs used what was an unfortunate – and NOT premeditated – knee on knee to send a message to the Wild. Between that & their hopeless PK efforts, I'm afraid that they're doomed to another first round exit. 🙁

  2. Funny how he was able to get his whole upper body out of the way…..
    The most Intent I've seen in a while
    What a pos

  3. on the replay you can see Foligno skated in a straight line and was bracing for impact on a clean hit. you can see him turning to initiate shoulder contact but, faksa rolls to avoid the hit, which left his knee to take the brunt of the contact. It was ugly, but foligno didn't go out of his way or lead with his own knee. shouldn't have been a penalty. That Faksa got carried off the ice in an ambulance and doesn't actually miss a shift echo's the wilds point of diving for calls. you could argue 2 minutes for interference on foligno, but also would need to do 2 minutes for embellishment.

  4. That’s a really bad call. I guess no onus on Faksa jumping in the air for a puck like wide receiver puttinf himself in a vulnerable position. It’s certainly a penalty but 5 and game when Makar got 2 mins.

  5. Not a fan of either team but players that jumps out of incoming hits = this is what happens. Foligno should've had 2 minutes from game 4 and 5 combined. Not 19 lol.

  6. Absolutely atrocious call!!! The NHL should be ashamed. This decision gave the game to the Stars and it should be settled on the ice not from New York!!!

  7. At least the second hit where the Diving Stars are trying to jump out of the way and somehow that's Moose's fault. If they could man up and take a hit worthy of their size instead of embellishing everything maybe we could be playing hockey instead of basketball 🏀. That guy literally looks up like he's fine, sees the camera, and quick tucks his head back down

  8. Not to mention this was a huge embellishment on the stars AGAIN! Literally oh I can’t get up I can’t walk and is carried off! He is back in the game in three minutes!!! Complete horse crap play by Dallas again and the NHL to reward Dallas and change the series

  9. BS call, he was lining up a hit, but faksa turned to avoid. coincidental. he didnt lead with his knee nor was it his intention. if you play hockey, its easy to see.

  10. We knew they were going to target him after he called out the refs for their blatant bias for the stars and their BS calls.

  11. It will be interesting to see what player safety has to say about this. Makar received a 1 game suspension for a minor penalty. A major and a misconduct would be more than that, surely. Additionally, if Foligno has received multiple penalties for kneeing this season and last, that shows intent/malice.

  12. If you want to make a comment on this call, first think about whether you can play pickup hockey recreationally outdoors. If you can’t, sorry, you don’t know anything about hockey, cause you’ve never actually lived the culture.

  13. Foligno won't be getting any breaks for the rest of this year. Shame, he plays the game the way it should be played. Nobody goes to a game to watch you refs, get that straight in your heads.

  14. He didn't have to move his knee. it was already in position to do damage. I don't think he could have extended very much more. Take into account how Minny has played this series and Bye bye.

  15. He tried not to hit him in the head….and they tossed him for it. Boy they sure didn't waste any time showing how pissed they were about his post game comments

  16. Reading some of the comment on the Minnesota side of things. There was one wild fan that was mad that Faksa came back….

  17. A grand BS!!! Fake injury in order to eject Folingo! These stupid referees should be ousted!!! They must not come back next year. Finished!!

  18. I’m going to preface this point by saying I am in no way a WILD fan, (I’m actually an Avs fan). That being said, if nearly any other player happens to make knee on knee contact in this game they would get 2 or maybe even 5 minutes at a stretch. The fact that Foligno made true comments about the refs the night before, was the kiss of death for him on this call. I’m surprised they didn’t give him a two game suspension. Just horrendous officiating.

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