MUST SEE - Craig Button praises Nazem Kadri for his efforts last night
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S. Harper
May 24, 2022 (2:23 PM)
After the Blues learned Jordan Binnington would miss the remainder of the playoffs due to the collision with Nazem Kadri many wondered what was going to happen in game four.
It didn't take long to find out after Blues Pavel Buchnevich and David Perron would attack Kadri after the Avalanche made the game 3-1, Buchnevich would cross check him then Perron basically attacked him. Kadri would keep his composer and didn't retaliate.
That wasn't all that happened though as after Kadri scored to make it 4-1, Perron would then try to end Kadri's Playoffs by trying to elbow Kadri in the head, thankfully for Kadri, Perron missed and once again Kadri didn't lose his composer or retaliate.
After the game TSN's Hockey Insider would commend Kadri for keeping his cool and just playing hockey instead of reacting to the Blues tactics:
"I know this, your not going to take Nazem Kadri out of the game."
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